Respond to every client's IPO enquiry with a verified, page-cited briefing, not an opinion assembled from headlines.
A consistent first pass on every IPO we review, so your time goes on judging the issues, not finding the pages. You form the view; we show you where the document says it.
What you get
Every reviewed IPO, the same checks
135 published checks on every offer document we review: use of proceeds, promoters and capital history, earnings quality, related parties, governance, litigation.
Benchmarks across IPOs
Each point shows how many IPOs reviewed were flagged on it, and where this one sits against the median.
Evidence in seconds
Every figure links to its page with the source text quoted, so you can check any point before you rely on it.
Compare and track changes
Two IPOs side by side, and what changed from the DRHP to the RHP, explained by the documents' own figures.
My IPOs and alerts
Follow an IPO and be told what changed: a new RHP, an addendum, a price band, a review result that moved.
Your notes, kept apart
Private notes against each point, and a record of the evidence you considered for each client enquiry.
How a briefing reads
For each IPO: what the company does, the size and structure of the offer, the points to read closely with their pages, what changed since the draft, and how the capital was built. Every line traces to the document.
Review DRHPs finds the matter; you apply the judgement. Your own notes and view stay separate from the evidence, and are always marked as yours.
Rudra Green Ship Recycling: customer concentration
One customer accounted for 52.46% of revenue. That customer, RGIPL, is a group company majority-owned by the promoters, and sales to it are reported in the related-party table.
Question for the company: What is the contract term, and how are arm's-length terms evidenced?
Adviser pilot
We are working with a small number of advisers to shape this service. Pilot members receive briefings on the IPOs their clients ask about, and tell us what they used and what they still had to do by hand.
Review DRHPs presents what the offer documents say. It does not recommend whether to apply; any view you give your clients is your own.