
What does this company do?
Hero Motors Limited is an auto components and engineering company promoted by the Munjal family, best known for the Hero brand in the bicycle and two-wheeler ecosystem. The company manufactures motors and drive systems, with subsidiaries including Hewland Engineering Limited (UK) and HYM Drive Systems Private Limited.…
Issue parameters, key dates and structure.
Key offerings and brand portfolio of the company.
P&L, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow — all figures in ₹ Crores.
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All figures in ₹ Crores (INR). Data sourced from DRHP/RHP.
Valuation and profitability metrics at the IPO price.
How the company intends to use the IPO proceeds.
OFS Note: ₹400 Cr of OFS proceeds will go directly to selling shareholders (O P Munjal Holdings – ₹250 Cr, Bhagyoday Investments Private Limited – ₹75 Cr, Hero Cycles Limited – ₹75 Cr) and will NOT be received by the company.
Fresh Issue proceeds of ₹500 Cr to be used by the company for business purposes including general corporate purposes.
Pre-IPO placement of up to ₹100 Cr may be considered prior to filing the RHP; if completed, the amount will be reduced from the General Corporate Purposes portion of the Fresh Issue.
Internal strengths & weaknesses; external opportunities & threats.
Backed by the reputed Munjal family / Hero brand with decades of industrial credibility
Diversified auto components portfolio spanning conventional and EV segments
International subsidiary (Hewland Engineering, UK) providing technology and global market access
Experienced management team led by CEO Amit Gupta and strong promoter oversight
No prior listed history, limiting price discovery and investor familiarity
Promoter-group entities offloading shares via OFS may raise concerns about insider confidence
Weighted average cost of acquisition for some selling shareholders is very low (₹0.03–₹10.07), suggesting high dilution risk perception
Financial details not fully disclosed in the DRHP extract, limiting transparency at this stage
Rapid growth of India's electric vehicle market creating demand for EV drive systems and motors
Government push for domestic auto component manufacturing under PLI and Make-in-India schemes
Export opportunities leveraging Hewland Engineering's UK presence and global OEM relationships
Increasing premiumisation and technology upgrade cycle in the Indian automotive sector
Intense competition from global and domestic auto component players
Technology disruption risk as EVs replace ICE vehicles faster than anticipated
Macroeconomic slowdown impacting auto sector volumes and margins
Currency fluctuations affecting international subsidiary revenues and profitability
Key advantages highlighted in the DRHP.
Strong brand association with the renowned Hero/Munjal family, one of India's most respected industrial groups
Diversified product portfolio across conventional and electric vehicle drive systems and components
Presence through subsidiaries including Hewland Engineering Limited, a UK-based engineering company
Established manufacturing and R&D capabilities supporting multiple verticals
Experienced promoter and management team with decades of industry expertise
Access to a large and growing domestic and global auto components market
Pre & post-IPO shareholding pattern. Click a promoter card to learn more.
Material risk factors to consider before applying.
Being the first public issue, there is no formal market for the equity shares and post-listing price is uncertain
Significant dependence on the automotive sector, which is cyclical and sensitive to macroeconomic conditions
Competition from established domestic and international auto component manufacturers
Risks associated with transition to electric vehicles and technology disruption in the auto sector
Promoter and promoter group entities are selling shareholders, which may signal partial exit concerns
Currency and geopolitical risks given international subsidiary operations (Hewland Engineering, UK)
Hero Motors Limited is an auto components and engineering company backed by the reputed Munjal family, with a diversified portfolio spanning conventional and electric vehicle drive systems. The company is raising ₹900 Cr through its IPO, comprising a ₹500 Cr fresh issue for business growth and a ₹400 Cr OFS by promoter and promoter-group entities. Financial details are not fully disclosed in this DRHP extract, making valuation assessment difficult at this stage. The presence of OFS by promoters at very low historical acquisition costs warrants scrutiny, though the long-term EV growth opportunity and brand strength are positives. Investors should await the final RHP with complete financial disclosures and price band before making an investment decision.
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