Mumbai | 07-Oct-2025, 11:15 IST — The BSE SME platform saw multiple new listings go live on Tuesday, with Sodhani Capital (SODHACAP) and Dhillon Freight Carrier (DHILLON) among the headline debutants. The exchange’s listings board also flagged two other SME entrants on the day, underscoring the continued pipeline of small and mid-sized enterprises tapping public markets.
Debutants in Focus
Sodhani Capital, entering the market through the SME route, reflects the growing traction for boutique financial services firms seeking to expand access to capital. Dhillon Freight Carrier, from the logistics space, also joined the SME board, highlighting continued interest in transport and freight services as India’s supply chain sector scales up.
While full order-book details are awaited, both names are expected to drive early turnover, with traders typically clustering around the top two SME debutants on a given day.
About Sodhani Capital
Sodhani Capital Limited focuses on delivering best-in-class investment services designed to help clients build sustainable, long-term wealth. Backed by a seasoned team of skilled professionals, the company is committed to its brand promise of providing insightful financial solutions tailored to diverse investor needs. In a market where investment choices are expanding rapidly, Sodhani Capital emphasizes continuous upskilling and knowledge enhancement, ensuring that customers receive timely, well-researched guidance to achieve their financial goals.
About Dhillon Freight Carrier (DFC)
Dhillon Freight Carrier (DFC) aims to transform India’s logistics landscape by combining a proprietary network design with cutting-edge technology. Its services are designed to build trust, empower consumers, and support the growth of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). With a mission to deliver cost-efficient logistics solutions, DFC is expanding its reach into India’s smallest towns and villages, helping businesses extend their footprint while driving efficiency across the supply chain.
SME Listing Dynamics
SME counters usually witness sharp range expansion in the first few sessions after debut, as fresh liquidity meets relatively tight floats. Turnover is often concentrated in the first hour of trade, with price discovery shaped by delivery percentages and bulk-deal activity from institutional or HNI investors.
For today’s listings, traders will closely track:
- First-hour turnover vs issue size — to gauge initial demand and liquidity absorption.
- Close-to-open spread and delivery percentages in the first two sessions.
- Bulk deals, if any, as disclosed at the end of the trading day.
Broader Outlook
The steady cadence of SME listings on BSE reflects robust fundraising interest from smaller companies, even amid choppy secondary market conditions. With investors increasingly looking at SMEs for niche sector exposure and potential alpha generation, new entrants like Sodhani Capital and Dhillon Freight Carrier will be closely monitored for stability beyond the listing pop.
As with prior SME debuts, sustained delivery volumes and institutional footprints will determine whether these counters remain in focus or fade after the initial excitement.
