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We hosted a hands-on forensic science workshop in collaboration with the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) Chennai, on 18 August 2026
Together, building the next generation of forensic professionals
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Kwick Forensic in collaboration with the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Chennai, successfully conducted a hands-on forensic science workshop on 18 August 2026.
We are pleased to share the Corporate Video of Kwick Forensic Solutions Limited, providing an overview of the company’s business, forensic technology solutions, industry opportunity and growth strategy.
https://t.co/Bx0VR4EnYU
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🚨 Kwick Forensic Solutions SME IPO To Open On Aug 27 📢
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♾ IPO details
🔹 SME IPO
🔹 Listing: BSE SME
🔹 Book-built issue
🔹 Tentative dates: Aug 27-31
🔹 Allotment: Sep 1
🔹 Listing: Sep 3
🔹 Total issue: 56.40 lakh shares
🔹 Fresh issue: 45.60 lakh shares
🔹 OFS: 10.80 lakh shares
🔹 Market maker reservation: 2.82 lakh shares
🔹 Face value: ₹10 per share
🔹 Registrar: Bigshare Services Pvt Ltd
🔹 BRLM: Corporate Capital Ventures Pvt Ltd
♾ Company
🔹 Kwick Forensic Solutions is a Chennai-based forensic products and technology company
🔹 Provides end-to-end products, solutions, tools and technologies for forensic sciences
🔹 Main areas include fingerprint science, cyber/digital forensics, social-media analytics, big-data analytics and law-enforcement solutions
🔹 Serves police departments, forensic laboratories, fingerprint bureaus, crime investigation departments, police training academies and forensic science colleges
🛡️ In simple terms, company sells forensic kits, digital forensic tools, crime-scene solutions and mobile investigation vehicles to government/institutional customers
♾ Product and service mix
🔹 Forensic science and physical evidence kits
🔹 Fingerprint powders, brushes, lifting tapes and fingerprint kits
🔹 Footprint and impression kits
🔹 Evidence collection kits for explosives, narcotics, blood, body fluids and gunshot residue
🔹 Ballistics and crime-scene documentation kits
🔹 Mobile CSI vehicles and mobile forensic laboratories
🔹 Cyber and digital forensic tools for mobile, computer and social-media evidence
🔹 DNA forensic products such as biological evidence kits and DNA sample collection kits
🔹 Rental/sub-lease services for forensic equipment
♾ Business
🔹 Largely government/institutional-client focused
🔹 Sales happen through GeM, e-procurement platforms, direct quotes and referrals
🔹 It is a tender-led business
🔹 Execution needs inventory, product integration, on-site deployment and after-sales support
🔹 Payments are usually realised in stages, so working capital is important
🛡️ This is a niche law-enforcement technology business, not a normal healthcare or IT services company
♾ IPO money
🔹 Around ₹48 cr from fresh issue proceeds is planned for working capital requirements
🔹 This will support inventory, vendor advances, trade receivables and execution of customer orders
🔹 Remaining amount will be used for GCP
♾ Promoters
🔹 Promoters: Shammer Saralal Shah, Sejal Shammer Shah and Tulsidas Hinduja Ashok Kumar
🔹 Promoters hold 78.08% before IPO
🔹 Promoter + promoter group hold 88.53% before IPO
🔹 Selling shareholders include Shammer Saralal Shah, Sejal Shammer Shah and Tulsidas Hinduja Ashok Kumar
♾ Financials
🔹 Revenue from operations:
FY23: ₹20.38 cr
FY24: ₹30.18 cr
FY25: ₹65.03 cr
🔹 Total income:
FY23: ₹20.40 cr
FY24: ₹30.26 cr
FY25: ₹65.08 cr
🔹 EBITDA:
FY23: ₹3.34 cr
FY24: ₹5.45 cr
FY25: ₹12.25 cr
🔹 PAT:
FY23: ₹1.74 cr
FY24: ₹2.83 cr
FY25: ₹8.56 cr
🔹 Net worth:
FY23: ₹3.83 cr
FY24: ₹9.86 cr
FY25: ₹27.90 cr
🔹 Total borrowings:
FY23: ₹6.15 cr
FY24: ₹3.24 cr
FY25: ₹3.26 cr
🔹 Assets:
FY23: ₹13.29 cr
FY24: ₹19.19 cr
FY25: ₹46.79 cr
🔹 Rev more than doubled in FY25
🔹 PAT jumped from ₹2.83 cr in FY24 to ₹8.56 cr in FY25
🔹 EBITDA grew from ₹5.45 cr in FY24 to ₹12.25 cr in FY25
🔹 Debt stayed low at ₹3.26 cr in FY25
♾ Margins and ratios
🔹 FY25 EBITDA margin: 18.8%
🔹 FY25 PAT margin: 13.16%
🔹 FY25 ROE: 45.34%
🔹 FY25 ROCE: 38.15%
🔹 FY25 RoNW: 30.68%
🔹 FY25 debt/equity: 0.12x
🔹 FY25 numbers look strong
🔹 But base is small, so growth should be judged carefully
🔹 Tender-led businesses can show uneven growth depending on order wins and execution timing
♾ Cash flow
🔹 Operating cash flow:
FY23: ₹0.41 cr
FY24: negative ₹2.61 cr
FY25: ₹4.65 cr
🔹 FY25 operating cash flow improved. But trade receivables and inventory still need tracking because government/institutional orders can stretch cash cycle
🔹 FY25 PAT to watch: ₹8.56 cr
♾ Peers
🔹 No directly comparable listed companies
🔹 Kwick operates in a niche crime-scene investigation and forensic solutions industry
🔹 Normal IT, healthcare, defence, lab-equipment or security companies may not be exact peers
🔸 Best comparison should be based on margins, order book, government exposure, receivable cycle, technology relevance and post-issue valuation
♾ Strengths
🔹 Niche forensic science and law-enforcement technology business
🔹 Products serve police departments, forensic labs and crime investigation agencies
🔹 Revenue grew from ₹20.38 cr in FY23 to ₹65.03 cr in FY25
🔹 PAT grew from ₹1.74 cr in FY23 to ₹8.56 cr in FY25
🔹 FY25 PAT margin was healthy at 13.16%
🔹 FY25 ROE and ROCE were strong
🔹 Debt/equity is low at 0.12x
🔸 Works across fingerprint forensics, cyber forensics, DNA forensics and mobile CSI vehicles
♾ Watch-outs
🔹 Small SME IPO, liquidity risk can be high after listing
🔹 Business is tender-led & depends heavily on government/institutional orders
🔹 Delay in tenders, order finalisation or payments can affect revenue and cash flow
🔹 Working capital requirement is high because execution involves inventory, vendor advances and staged payments
🔹 Company needs to continuously upgrade products because forensic technology changes quickly
🔹 Any delay in updating cyber/digital forensic tools hurts competitiveness
🔹 Inventory management is important because overstocking or wrong estimation can increase costs
🔹 Growth is from small base, so FY25 jump may not be linear every year
♾ Final
🔹 Kwick Forensic Solutions SME IPO is expected to open on Aug 27 and close on Aug 31
🔹 Official DRHP shows 56.40 lakh shares issue, including 45.60 lakh fresh issue and 10.80 lakh OFS
🔹 Company provides forensic science products and technologies across fingerprint analysis, cyber/digital forensics, DNA forensics and mobile crime-scene investigation
🔹 FY25 financials show strong growth in revenue, EBITDA and PAT
🧩 Niche positioning, strong FY25 numbers, low debt and forensic/law-enforcement focus
🔸 Main watch-outs are SME liquidity, government tender dependence, working-capital intensity, technology refresh risk, small scale and pending valuation
⚒️ Key things to watch next are price band, lot size, market maker details, GMP, subscription and final RHP
⚠️ This is not a buy/sell recommendation. IPO GMP is unofficial and changes quickly. SME IPOs can be illiquid and volatile. Always read the RHP/DRHP, check valuation, risks and your own financial situation before applying
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Kwick Forensic's outing at the 11th INTERPOL DFEG & the 1st International Investigators' Summit and Competition was a success!
Grateful for the opportunity & eager to contribute to advancing forensic investigation systems in India.
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Kwick Forensic Solutions Ltd. is at the 11th INTERPOL DFEG and the 1st International Investigators' Summit and Competition at the National Forensic Sciences University!
Do come see our latest solutions in digital & mobile forensics
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