SME Exchange Market Stats
A clear view of the SME market at a glance.
BSE SME’s Exchange Data
NSE SME’s Exchange Data
With a combined market valuation of Rs. 88,421 crore, 456 firms have been listed on the BSE SME platform as of October 6, 2023. It’s interesting to note that the market value of the companies that are presently listed on the BSE SME exchange comes to an astounding Rs. 27,373 crore, indicating the companies’ impressive performance since listing. It is noteworthy that BSE SME enterprises have experienced an average valuation increase of 15.78 times since FY 2013.
Investing in BSE SME companies has proven to be highly rewarding for investors, as seen by their remarkable average return of 27.74% since FY 2013. A total of 179 firms, or 39.25% of all listed companies, have moved from the BSE SME platform to the main board.
Comparably, 342 firms with a combined market value of Rs. 79,653 crore are listed on the NSE SME platform. The firms that are currently listed on the NSE SME exchange have a market capitalization of an astounding Rs. 29,792 crore, and their market capitalization has grown impressively since listing.
Since FY 2013, NSE SME businesses have experienced a 14.64-fold growth in valuation, and their average return has been 26.81%. Furthermore, 136 businesses—or 39.76% of all listed businesses—have moved from the NSE SME platform to the main board.
Recent SME IPOs:
SME IPOs have been increasingly popular in recent years, as an increasing number of small and medium-sized businesses choose to go public in order to obtain finance. The subscription figures for recent SME initial public offerings (IPOs) demonstrate a remarkable amount of investor interest in these companies, as seen by the oversubscription of these offerings by more than 100 times.
The Indian economy is benefiting from the oversubscription of SME initial public offerings. It is a reflection of investors’ increased interest in the SME sector and their ability to spur economic growth. In the upcoming years, it’s expected that investor interest in SMEs will remain high and that IPOs will be oversubscribed as more and more of them go public. Here is a summary of recent IPOs got oversubscribed by more than 100X.