Helloji Holidays IPO
| DATE | GMP (GREY MARKET PREMIUM) | EXPECTED LISTING GAINS |
|---|---|---|
| 05-Dec-2025 | 20 | 24,000 |
| 04-Dec-2025 | 10 | 12,000 |
| 03-Dec-2025 | 0 | – |
| 02-Dec-2025 | 8.20 | 9840 |
Helloji Holidays IPO (Helloji IPO), a SME IPO of ₹10.39 Cr opens for subscription from December 2, 2025 to December 4, 2025. The IPO consists of ₹10.39 Cr fresh issue.
The face value of each share is 10, and the price band is set between 110.00-118.00 per share.
The tentative listing date on the exchange (BSE SME) is December 9, 2025.
About Company – Helloji Holidays (Helloji IPO)
Helloji Holidays Private Limited was incorporated in January 2012. The company offers customized holiday packages for leisure travelers and provides end-to-end travel solutions, including domestic and international flight bookings, hotel and resort reservations, cruises, luxury car rentals, sightseeing, and destination management services. Their offerings cater to both individual travelers and groups, including corporate bookings.
This business is closely tied to geographical and seasonal trends, as travel demand fluctuates with environmental conditions and the suitability of destinations throughout the year. Their pricing model follows two approaches: (i) procuring special partner rates directly from service providers or (ii) sourcing services from third-party travel partners.
To further enhance the customer experience, they provide support at every stage of travel – before, during, and after the journey. Services include issuance of e-tickets, flight alerts via SMS and online messaging platforms, and 24/7 post-sales emergency assistance.
Helloji Holidays SME IPO Strengths (Helloji IPO)
- Effective cost management.
- Cordial relations across the travel industry and client base both nationally and internationally.
- Experienced, dedicated and goal-oriented management team.
- In-depth commercial and technical industry knowledge.
IPO Weakness (Helloji IPO)
- Financial performance may be inconsistent, with fluctuations in revenue or profit.
- High competition in the industry can impact future growth and margins.
- Dependence on a limited number of customers/suppliers, increasing business risk.
- Market conditions and economic slowdown may affect listing gains and long-term returns.