Rays of Belief IPO

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Rays of Belief IPO 2026: Price Band, Dates & Financial Details

Rays of Belief IPO: Overview

Rays of Belief Limited, a New Delhi-based social enterprise offering therapy and intervention programs for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, is set to launch its ₹125 crore mainboard IPO on September 1, 2026. The issue closes on September 3, 2026, with listing on both BSE and NSE expected on September 8, 2026.

The issue is structured entirely as a fresh issue of ~₹125 crores, with no offer-for-sale component — every rupee raised strengthens the company's own balance sheet rather than facilitating an exit for existing shareholders.

Rays of Belief IPO: Key Dates

Event

Date

Anchor Bidding Date

August 31, 2026

IPO Open Date

September 1, 2026

IPO Close Date

September 3, 2026

Basis of Allotment

September 4, 2026

Refunds Initiated

September 7, 2026

Credit to Demat Account

September 7, 2026

Listing Date (BSE, NSE)

September 8, 2026

Rays of Belief IPO: Issue Details

Particular

Detail

Face Value

₹10 per equity share

Price Band

₹227 to ₹239 per share

Total Issue Size

~₹125 crores

Fresh Issue

~₹125 crores (entire issue)

Offer for Sale

Nil

Issue Type

Book Building Issue

Listing

BSE, NSE

Worth flagging upfront: reservation here is notably skewed toward institutions — 75% for QIB, 15% for NII, and just 10% for retail — a considerably lower retail allocation than the standard 35% seen in most mainboard IPOs.

Rays of Belief IPO: Lot Size

Application

Lots

Shares

Amount

Retail (Minimum)

1

62

₹14,818

Retail (Maximum)

13

806

₹1,92,634

S-HNI (Minimum)

14

868

₹2,07,452

S-HNI (Maximum)

67

4,154

₹9,92,806

B-HNI (Minimum)

68

4,216

₹10,07,624

About Rays of Belief

Founded in 2017, Rays of Belief (operating as Mom's Belief) is a for-profit social enterprise offering customised intervention programs for children with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs), including Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Intellectual Disability, Learning Disabilities, and Global Developmental Delays.

The company serves children between 18 months and 12 years, with specialised vocational and life-skills programs extending to age 15. Its services span early intervention, parental guidance, occupational therapy, language therapy, and family support, backed by 150+ teaching tools at its centres, 2,000+ home-learning tools, and 340+ clinical professionals.

Objects of the Issue

Purpose

Amount

Company Learning Centres (including those with Licensed Professionals)

₹26.88 crores

Expenditure for lease payments — existing centres in India

₹14.45 crores

Brand awareness and inclusive outreach programs

₹10.21 crores

Investment in US subsidiary (Mom's Belief US Inc.) for lease/licence payments

₹10.13 crores

School Collaboration Centres

₹5.54 crores

Technology (hardware) costs

₹4.44 crores

Centre for Excellence and Research

₹2.45 crores

Upskilling Academy

₹2.05 crores

Inorganic growth (unidentified acquisitions) and general corporate purposes

Balance amount

This is a genuinely growth-and-expansion-oriented use of proceeds — spanning new centres, a US subsidiary investment, brand building, and R&D — rather than debt repayment, which is worth noting given how many recent IPOs in this batch have leaned heavily toward paying down borrowings.

Financial Performance

Period

Revenue

Expense

PAT

Assets

FY2024

₹30.76 Cr

₹30.66 Cr

₹0.85 Cr

₹12.89 Cr

FY2025

₹36.54 Cr

₹36.19 Cr

₹5.88 Cr

₹26.12 Cr

FY2026

₹82.06 Cr

₹75.16 Cr

₹4.96 Cr

₹50.89 Cr

This is worth reading carefully. While revenue more than doubled in FY26 (up ~125% year-on-year) following a sharp scale-up, profit actually declined from ₹5.88 crore in FY25 to ₹4.96 crore in FY26 — a divergence between topline and bottom-line trends that's uncommon among the IPOs in this current batch, and one prospective investors should look into further via the RHP before drawing conclusions about the underlying unit economics of the expansion.

Key Valuation Metrics (FY2026)

KPI

Value

ROE

21.64%

ROCE

Not disclosed

EBITDA Margin

14.59%

PAT Margin

6.07%

Debt to Equity Ratio

Not disclosed

Basic EPS

₹3.21

RoNW

21.64%

Net Asset Value (NAV)

₹15.67

Peer Comparison

According to the offer document, there are no listed peer companies in India directly comparable to Rays of Belief's specific neurodevelopmental therapy and intervention business, leaving prospective investors without a straightforward valuation benchmark.

How To Apply for the IPO ?

  • Login or Open demat account with JM Financial Services JM PRO app: Open the JM PRO app or JM Financial Services website and log in with your credentials. 
  • Locate the IPO Section: Navigate to the 'IPO' section on the platform. 
  • Select IPO: Find and select the IPO from the list of open IPOs. 
  • Enter the Lot Size: Specify the number of lots you want to bid for. 
  • Submit Your UPI ID: Enter your UPI ID to link your payment method and submit your application. 
  • Approve Funds: Once you receive the bid request on your UPI app, approve it by entering your UPI PIN. 

How To Check the Allotment Status of the IPO?

Steps to check IPO allotment status on JM Pro app: 

  • Log in to the JM Pro app. 
  • Go to the IPO Section and then to IPO Orders. 
  • Select the individual IPO that you had applied for and check the allotment status. 

JM Financial Services will notify you of your IPO allotment status via push notification and email

Frequently Asked Questions

The price band is set at ₹227 to ₹239 per equity share.

The IPO opens on September 1, 2026, and closes on September 3, 2026.

The minimum lot is 62 shares, requiring an application amount of ₹14,818 at the upper price band.

Retail investors are allocated just 10% of the issue — notably lower than the 35% typical of most mainboard IPOs — with QIB getting 75% and NII 15%.

The offer document doesn't break this down in the publicly available summary; prospective investors should review the RHP's detailed financial notes to understand the cost structure behind this divergence before investing.

Rays of Belief (Mom's Belief) offers therapy and intervention programs for children with neurodevelopmental disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, Down Syndrome, and Cerebral Palsy, through learning centres in India and the US.