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The Company have one manufacturing plant which is located at Ramdevpur Village, Parganas South (West Bengal) (“Manufacturing Facility”). Their Manufacturing Facility has separate seamless and welded divisions with latest product-specific equipment and machineries including Universal Testing Machine, Electronic Extensometer, GFRP Rock Bolt Making Machine, APC-2.01, Aluminium Casting Heater, 4-2 Boring Deptyhal etc. Further, they have a storage facility at their Manufacturing Facility for the purposes of holding inventories of raw material as well as finished products which ensures stability of operations. ARC’s GFRP products offer significant cost savings through extended durability and present an environmentally friendly alternative with a reduced carbon footprint compared to traditional steel and concrete. They are committed to helping their clients create smarter and more sustainable infrastructure, aligning with the increasing demand for eco-conscious and circular solutions, thereby strengthening their position in the market.
Maashitla Securities Private Limited
Arc Insulation & Insulators operates in Engineering and . The Issue would be listed on SME. The registrar of the Issue is Maashitla Securities Private Limited. The IPO type of Arc Insulation & Insulators is Book Building Process and Object of issue is
Merchant Banker of Arc Insulation & Insulators IPO is Gretex Corporate Services Limited
The DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) of Arc Insulation & Insulators IPO was filed on 22 Jan 2025.
No, Arc Insulation & Insulators IPO is not yet listed. See other upcoming SME IPOs here.
The IPO open date and IPO close date of Arc Insulation & Insulators are not available now. You can apply in Arc Insulation & Insulators IPO online using either UPI or ASBA as a payment method. ASBA IPO application can be done through net banking of your bank account. UPI IPO application is also offered by brokers, though they don't handle any banking services.
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