Royal Sense Ltd. IPO

We “RoyalSense” are suppliers of high-quality goods that meet international standards required for hospitals, laboratories, institutions and clinics to provide health services. We trade and offer a wide range of surgical accessories, tools, equipment and other things. The supplied ... assortment can be modified according to the requirements of the clients and is offered in a wide range of parameters. We work relentlessly with the right strategy, forward thinking and progressive ethos to position ourselves as the one-stop solution for customers looking to meet their complete needs for medical equipment, surgical instruments, surgical consumables, laboratory equipment, laboratory reagents, medical consumables, diagnostic equipment, sanitary napkins, pharmaceuticals, medicine and cosmetics. Read more

Our Company was incorporated as ‘Royal Sense Limited’ under the Companies Act, 2013, pursuant to a Certificate of Incorporation dated April 06, 2023, issued by the ROC, Central Registration Centre having CIN as U21006DL2023PLC412051. Later, on April 28, 2023, the running business of ... the proprietorship concern of our Promoter namely “Royal Traders, PHT & Anaya” was taken-over by the company, along with the assets and liabilities of the proprietorship concern as going concern. Mr. Rishabh Arora is the Promoter of our Company.

India is now the limelight for its expertise in some segments of the Surgical Equipment’s sector. Owing to its high growth potential in terms of domestic manufacturing and global exports, the Medical Devices, Surgical Equipment’s and Pharmaceutical Machineries has emerged as the ... ‘Sunrise Sector’ of India. The Indian medical devices industry is currently valued at around US$ 5 billion which is 2% of the US$ 250 billion industries. The overall healthcare industry in India is valued at USD 90 Billion which is expected to reach US$ 372 billion by the year 2023. Thus, India’s medical devices, surgical equipment and pharmaceutical industry is poised to grow significantly in the coming years and emerge cost effective supplier of the products to the whole world. The Indian surgical equipment, medical device and pharmaceutical machinery industry is fragmented with close to 1,800 domestic firms who are predominantly MSMEs, primarily competing in the range of low to medium technology products. However, in recent years there has been a paradigm shift in the manufacturing landscape and which now have expanded for producing more cost-effective to number high end products including hi tech R&D and testing in the sector. Read more