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  1. Gujarat plays central role in India's growth mission.
  2. Gujarat is part of a larger national investment push.

ArMee Infotech IPO Draws Mixed Views Amid Client Concentration Risks

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ArMee Infotech launched a ₹300-crore book build Initial Public Offering, which consisted entirely of a fresh issue of 80 lakh shares. The company serves both government and private sector clients, though end users are often government or public sector undertakings (PSUs).

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Brokerages assigned a 'Neutral' rating to the stock, citing several key risks. The company's top five customers accounted for 76.66 per cent of its Fiscal Year 2026 revenue. Furthermore, the company relies heavily on projects in Gujarat, limiting geographic revenue diversification.

Gujarat is part of a larger national investment push and plays a central role in India's growth mission.

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