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Yajur Fibres Limited is one of the leading bast fibre cottonising units in India. Situated in Howrah, the Company is a part of the well-recognised conglomerate, The Kankaria Group. The group has rich experience of over 80 years in the Jute Industry. Their group, in the year 2006, acquired the manufacturing operations of cotton and cotton blended yarns into Yajur Bast Fibres Limited (formerly known as M.F.L Corporation Ltd). Subsequently, they have started manufacturing of premium cottonised bast fibres, including flax (linen), jute, and hemp in the year 2017- 18. Yajur Bast Fibres Limited was amalgamated into the Company pursuant to the Scheme of Amalgamation under Section 230 to 232 of the Companies Act, 2013, sanctioned by the National Company Law Tribunal, Kolkata bench, vide order dated January 12, 2023 w.e.f. appointed date of April 1, 2021. The Company specializes in producing premium cottonised bast fibres, including flax (linen), jute, and hemp. They cottonise long & brittle bast fibres into cotton like short staple fibre such that the cottonised fibres can easily blend upto 55% with cotton and man-made fibres in the existing cotton spinning system or similar.
MAS services Limited
Yajur Fibres operates in Textiles and . The Issue would be listed on SME. The registrar of the Issue is MAS services Limited. The IPO type of Yajur Fibres is Book Building Process and Object of issue is
Merchant Banker of Yajur Fibres IPO is Horizon Management Private Limited
The DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) of Yajur Fibres IPO was filed on 05 Mar 2025.
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The IPO open date and IPO close date of Yajur Fibres are not available now. You can apply in Yajur Fibres 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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