Om Freight Forwarders is a third-generation international logistics and freight forwarding company established in June 1995 and headquartered in Mumbai, India. With over four decades of domain expertise, the company offers comprehensive end-to-end logistics solutions, including international freight forwarding (air and sea), customs clearance, charter services, project logistics, warehousing, and distribution. Operating through 28 branches across India and a global network spanning over 800 destinations across five continents, Om Freight serves a diverse clientele across various industries. The company is accredited by organizations such as IATA and FIATA, reflecting its commitment to industry standards and customer satisfaction.
IPO schedule
Issue open date
2025-09-29
Issue close date
2025-10-03
UPI mandate deadline
2025-10-03 (5 PM)
Allotment finalization
2025-10-06
Refund initiation
2025-10-07
Share credit
2025-10-07
Listing date
2025-10-08
Mandate end date
2025-10-18
Lock-in end date for anchor investors (50%)
2025-11-05
Lock-in end date for anchor investors (remaining)
2026-01-04
Financials
Financial Year Ended
March 2023
March 2024
March 2025
Total Assets
305.18
268.84
312.02
Revenue
493.35
421.32
494.05
Profit After Tax
27.16
10.35
21.99
Issue size
Funds Raised in the IPO
Amount
Overall
₹122.31 crores
Fresh Issue
₹24.44 crores
Offer for sale
₹97.88 crores
Utilisation of proceeds
Purpose
INR crores (%)
Funding of the capital expenditure requirements of our company related to the acquisition of commercial vehicles and heavy equipment
17.15 (70.17%)
General corporate purposes
7.29 (29.8%)
Strengths
Extensive global network covering over 800 destinations across five continents.
Comprehensive service portfolio offering end-to-end logistics solutions.
Accreditations from IATA and FIATA, ensuring adherence to international standards.
Strategically located branches at major cities, commercial hubs, airports, and seaports across India.
Risks
Exposure to global trade fluctuations and economic downturns affects cargo volumes.
Intense competition from both domestic and international logistics service providers.
Dependence on regulatory compliance and changes in trade policies.
Vulnerability to fuel price volatility is impacting transportation costs.
Operational risks are associated with managing a widespread network and diverse service offerings.