We guide companies through the entire IPO journey with a structured, compliant and execution-focused approach.
An IPO is a major milestone that strengthens a company’s credibility, visibility and access to long-term capital. Our team helps businesses understand their IPO readiness, plan the complete process and manage all steps required for listing on SME and Mainboard exchanges.
From feasibility analysis and DRHP drafting to due diligence and coordination with merchant bankers, regulators and auditors, we ensure that every stage is handled with clarity, accuracy and professional execution.
Assessment of the company’s business model, financials, governance and readiness for the listing process.
Evaluation of market conditions, potential valuation, issue size, investor appetite and listing viability.
Review of shareholding, corporate structure, statutory compliance and internal processes to meet listing requirements.
Preparation of the Draft Red Herring Prospectus with detailed disclosures, business information, risk factors and financial data.
Coordination with auditors, lawyers and merchant bankers to ensure all documents and disclosures meet regulatory expectations.
Assessment of the company’s business model, financials, governance and readiness for the listing process.
Evaluation of market conditions, potential valuation, issue size, investor appetite and listing viability.
Review of shareholding, corporate structure, statutory compliance and internal processes to meet listing requirements.
Preparation of the Draft Red Herring Prospectus with detailed disclosures, business information, risk factors and financial data.
Coordination with auditors, lawyers and merchant bankers to ensure all documents and disclosures meet regulatory expectations.

Lorvet provides end-to-end IPO advisory, including:
The QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) route allows companies not meeting standard profitability norms to raise funds, provided 75% of the issue is offered to institutional investors such as mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds.
Typical cost breakdown:
Quarterly: Financial results, shareholding pattern, investor grievance statement, and corporate governance report
Half-Yearly: Related party transaction disclosures and share transfer compliance certificate
Annually: Audited financial statements, annual report, and secretarial compliance report
