Capillary Technologies India Ltd, the newly listed AI‑driven loyalty and customer engagement SaaS company, continued to cool off on Friday after a sharp post‑IPO rally last week. As of late morning on 28 November 2025, the stock was trading around the ₹660–₹665 zone, down a little over 2% versus the previous close, amid heavy volumes. [1]
Capillary Technologies India share price today: key numbers
Based on live data from major market platforms as of around 11:25 am IST on Friday, 28 November 2025: [2]
- Last traded price (LTP): ~₹661 per share on NSE and BSE
- Change vs previous close: down around ₹15, or roughly ‑2.2%
- Previous close: ₹676.15 (NSE) / ₹677.35 (BSE)
- Intraday range so far: roughly ₹657 – ₹698, indicating elevated volatility
- 52‑week range:₹570.05 (low) – ₹798.95 (high) – a wide band for a stock listed barely a week ago
- Market capitalisation: about ₹5,360–5,400 crore at today’s price levels
The price band implies that Capillary is consolidating after a fast move up from its listing levels, with traders actively locking in listing gains while longer‑term investors gradually build positions.
How Capillary Tech stock has moved since listing
Capillary Technologies India listed on the NSE and BSE on 21 November 2025 following its mainboard IPO. [3]
- The issue was priced at the top end of the ₹549–₹577 band for a total offer size of about ₹877.5 crore. [4]
- Despite the strong subscription, the stock debuted at a discount. It opened around ₹560 on the BSE, roughly 3% below the issue price. [5]
- Sentiment flipped quickly: within a day, the stock rallied up to about 13% intraday from its issue price, touching levels near ₹630 and drawing the first wave of momentum buyers. [6]
In the days that followed, Capillary extended its gains and briefly approached the ₹800 mark, setting its current 52‑week high at ₹798.95. [7]
The pullback to the ₹660–670 zone this morning therefore looks more like post‑listing consolidation than a breakdown: traders who got in at the IPO or early listing prices are taking profits after an exceptionally strong first week.
IPO frenzy recap: 52x subscription and strong institutional demand
Capillary’s listing performance sits on top of a powerful IPO story.
- The IPO, open from 14–18 November 2025, was heavily oversubscribed at about 52.95 times overall, with especially strong institutional participation. [8]
- Ahead of the issue, the company raised roughly ₹394 crore from 21 anchor investors, allotting shares at ₹577 per share. [9]
Several pre‑IPO and IPO notes flagged Capillary’s combination of high growth, improving profitability and an asset‑light SaaS model, but also warned that the offer came at very rich valuations compared with global and domestic software peers. [10]
Today, 28 November, the global loyalty industry is still digesting that milestone. A feature from the Australian Loyalty Association highlights Capillary’s public market debut, emphasising the 52x subscription and its status as a “standout” loyalty and engagement platform now traded on both NSE and BSE. [11]
Latest news and disclosures as of 28 November 2025
From the perspective of fresh, company‑specific news on 28 November itself:
- No new regulatory filings or price‑sensitive announcements have been posted today on the stock exchanges for Capillary Technologies India.
- The most recent formal corporate communication is an intimation under SEBI’s Prohibition of Insider Trading (PIT) Regulations, filed on 24 November 2025, related to the company’s internal code of conduct – a routine compliance update rather than an operational surprise. [12]
- Coverage today is mostly follow‑through analysis of the IPO and listing, such as the Australian Loyalty Association’s note on its market debut, and continued live tracking of the share price across Indian market platforms. [13]
In short: today’s price action is being driven more by market forces and valuations than by any fresh announcement from the company.
Business snapshot: AI‑driven loyalty SaaS with a profitability turnaround
Capillary Technologies is not a typical IT services company. It is a cloud‑native SaaS platform focused on loyalty, rewards, and customer engagement for large enterprises across retail, FMCG, BFSI, and other consumer‑facing sectors. Multiple filings and research notes highlight that the company works with 400+ brands across nearly 50 countries, including several Fortune 500 clients. [14]
On the financial side, the story behind the IPO is a sharp turnaround in profitability:
- FY25 (year ended March 31, 2025): revenue from operations of roughly ₹598 crore, up about 13–14% year‑on‑year, with net profit around ₹13–14 crore after several loss‑making years. [15]
- EBITDA margin improved to the low‑teens (around 13%), compared with negative margins just two years earlier. [16]
- Pre‑IPO reports also point out that revenues have grown at a CAGR of over 50% between FY23 and FY25, reflecting both new customer wins and deeper penetration within existing accounts. [17]
However, some metrics remain a work‑in‑progress:
- Return on equity over the last three years is still negative on average, given the long loss‑making stretch before FY25. [18]
- The IPO also involved a meaningful dilution of promoter holding, which has dropped by over 15 percentage points versus pre‑issue levels. [19]
Put simply, Capillary is early in its profitability journey, but already scaled in revenue – a classic high‑growth SaaS profile.
Valuation check: premium multiples after the first week
At today’s trading level near ₹661, Capillary Technologies India is still priced at a steep premium to its trailing earnings and book value:
- Multiple broker and data platforms peg the trailing P/E ratio around 400–405x, based on FY25 earnings. [20]
- The price‑to‑book (P/B) ratio is indicated in the 5.8x–5.9x range. [21]
Those numbers imply that the market is already baking in strong multi‑year growth and margin expansion. Pre‑IPO analyses from research houses and financial media consistently flagged valuation as the key risk, even while acknowledging the strength of Capillary’s SaaS franchise and improving profitability. [22]
In the very short term, this helps explain the tug of war visible on the tape today:
- Bulls see a differentiated, globally‑scaled loyalty platform finally turning profitable, with sticky enterprise clients and high recurring revenue. [23]
- Bears and profit‑takers point to the headline multiples, the limited trading history and the possibility of further supply from early investors as and when lock‑in periods expire.
Trading setup on 28 November: consolidation after a hot start
Looking at today’s live action in isolation, a few things stand out: [24]
- The stock is down about 2% intraday, but this move comes after a strong run from the IPO price and listing day lows.
- Volumes are high, with more than 5.2 million shares changing hands by late morning, signalling active two‑way participation rather than apathy.
- The intraday range between roughly ₹657 and ₹698 shows that the market is still trying to discover a comfortable trading band for the stock.
There is, of course, no reliable “support” or “resistance” history yet – Capillary has been listed for barely a week. But a few basic reference points are already in place:
- IPO issue price: ₹577
- Listing day low: around ₹560–572 depending on the exchange [25]
- 52‑week high (post‑listing spike): ₹798.95 [26]
Today’s price near ₹661 sits comfortably above the issue price and listing low, but well below the early euphoric high – classic price discovery territory.
What to watch next for Capillary Technologies India stock
For investors tracking Capillary Technologies India after today’s move, the key near‑term variables are likely to be:
- Execution vs expectations
- Can Capillary sustain double‑digit revenue growth while progressively expanding margins now that it is listed?
- Upcoming quarterly results will be critical in showing whether the FY25 profitability inflection was a one‑off or the start of a trend. [27]
- Client and geography mix
- The company has substantial exposure to international markets, including North America and the Middle East. Any macro slowdown or sector‑specific stress in those geographies could affect growth. [28]
- Valuation re‑rating – up or down
- At ~400x trailing earnings, the stock has very little room for execution missteps.
- Positive surprises on growth or margins could justify today’s premium; disappointments could trigger sharper corrections than typical IT names.
- Supply overhang and lock‑ins
- With a highly subscribed IPO and meaningful anchor and pre‑IPO investor participation, the market will watch closely for any large block deals as lock‑in periods expire. [29]
Bottom line
On 28 November 2025, Capillary Technologies India Ltd is taking a breather: the stock is down a little over 2% in today’s trade, but still comfortably above its IPO issue price after a blockbuster, 52x‑subscribed offer and a strong first week on Dalal Street. [30]
The core narrative hasn’t changed in a day: this is an AI‑led loyalty SaaS company that has only recently turned profitable, priced at rich valuations that demand near‑flawless execution. Today’s dip looks more like healthy profit‑booking and price discovery than a verdict on the business itself.
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