Aegis Vopak Terminals IPO Lists Today: Here’s What Investors Should Know in Simple Terms

The wait is over! Aegis Vopak Terminals Ltd. is making its stock market debut today, June 2, 2025. After closing its IPO recently, the company is now all set to list on the NSE and BSE. But what kind of start is expected? Here’s everything you need to know, broken down simply.

What Is Aegis Vopak Terminals?

Aegis Vopak Terminals is a big player in storing and handling liquids like LPG (cooking gas) and other industrial liquids. The company is a joint venture between India’s Aegis Logistics and Dutch-based Vopak. Together, they run storage terminals across major Indian ports and supply fuels to different parts of the country.

They help move products faster and cheaper through pipelines, rail, and road transport—saving both time and cost for their clients.

About the IPO

The company recently held its Initial Public Offering (IPO) where it raised about ₹2,800 crore by offering shares to the public.

• IPO Price Band: ₹223 to ₹235 per share

• Issue Size: ₹2,800 crore

• Lot Size: 63 shares per lot

• Listing Date: June 2, 2025

• Exchanges: NSE and BSE

How Did the IPO Perform?

The IPO got a mixed response:

• Big investors (like mutual funds and institutions) showed strong interest.

• But regular retail investors (like individual buyers) were more cautious. Their part of the IPO wasn’t fully subscribed—it reached about 77%.

Overall, the IPO was subscribed around 2 times, which is decent, but not over the top.

What’s the GMP Saying?

The Grey Market Premium (GMP)—which is the unofficial price people are willing to pay before the stock is listed—is around ₹5–₹7 today. That means investors are expecting the stock to open just slightly above its issue price, maybe around a 2–3% gain.

This small GMP shows that there’s not a lot of hype, and people are being careful due to market uncertainty and high valuations.

What Are Analysts Saying?

Experts are taking a balanced view. On the one hand, the company has a strong business model, key port locations, and is important for India’s energy logistics. On the other hand, the response from retail investors and the low GMP show that many investors are being cautious, especially in today’s choppy markets.

Analysts say how the stock performs after listing will depend on how the market moves in the next few days.

What’s Next?

Once the stock lists on the exchange today, people who got shares in the IPO will be able to see how it’s doing. If you didn’t apply in the IPO, you can still buy it once it’s listed—just watch the price and market movements carefully.