Comprehensive tracker for delisted companies, failure pattern analysis, and expert guidance to identify and avoid high-risk IPO investments. Learn from past failures to make better investment decisions.
Comprehensive analysis of 150+ companies that got delisted from Indian stock exchanges, categorized by failure reasons and patterns
Comprehensive analysis of common patterns, warning signs, and risk factors that lead to IPO delistings
High leverage, regulatory changes, market cycles
Project delays, funding issues, policy changes
Competition, raw material costs, export dependency
Cyclical demand, raw material volatility
Environmental issues, regulatory approvals
Digital disruption, advertising volatility
Stable demand, strong brands, resilient business
Essential products, regulatory barriers
Asset-light, recurring revenue, export focus
Expert strategies and due diligence framework to identify and avoid high-risk IPO investments
| Risk Factor | Low Risk (1-3) | Medium Risk (4-6) | High Risk (7-10) | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Financial Health | Strong financials, low debt | Moderate debt, stable profits | High debt, losses | 25% |
| Management Quality | Experienced, transparent | Average track record | Poor governance, opacity | 20% |
| Business Model | Scalable, recurring revenue | Stable, some cyclicality | Unsustainable, declining | 20% |
| Market Position | Market leader, strong moat | Competitive position | Weak, commoditized | 15% |
| Sector Risk | Defensive, growing | Cyclical, stable | Declining, disrupted | 10% |
| Valuation | Reasonable, below peers | Fair value pricing | Expensive, stretched | 10% |