Elevate Campuses IPO

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Elevate Campuses IPO details

To be announced

About Elevate Campuses

Elevate Campuses Limited (formerly Good Host Spaces Limited) was originally incorporated on April 8, 2005, as Woodstock Ambience Private Limited. The Company underwent subsequent name changes and was rebranded as Elevate Campuses Limited in September 2025. It is headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The Company is promoted by Genius Bidco Holdings Pte. Ltd. and Genius Rajkot Investment Holdings Pte. Ltd.Elevate owns, operates and manages on-campus student accommodation across higher education institutions (HEIs) and owns K-12 educational assets. As of August 31, 2025, its platform had the capacity to cater to 94,758 students across 21 cities. It operates student accommodation under the “Good Host Spaces” and “ScholarZ” brands. Its business model combines owned and managed portfolios, generating revenue through lease rentals and management fees from HEIs and K-12 operators. The Company’s strengths lie in its integrated campus infrastructure platform, long-term institutional partnerships, diversified geographic presence, and scalable asset-backed growth strategy.


Financials of Elevate Campuses


Issue size

Funds Raised in the IPO Amount
Total issue size 2550
Fresh Issue – Proceeds go to the company 2550

Utilisation of Proceeds

Purpose INR crores (%)
Acquisition of K-12 Entities and Campuses 1100 (43.14%)
Repayment / Prepayment of Borrowings 750 (29.41%)
Inorganic Growth & General Corporate Purposes 700 (27.45%)

Strengths

  • Strong presence in on-campus student housing across 21 cities.
  • Integrated model of owning, operating, and managing education assets.
  • Long-term partnerships with leading HEIs and K-12 operators.
  • Asset-backed portfolio with scalable growth strategy.
  • Backed by experienced institutional promoters.

Risks

  • Revenue is highly dependent on the student accommodation segment.
  • Significant revenue concentration from a few large HEIs.
  • Geographic concentration in select regions of India.
  • Acquisition-led growth exposes the company to integration risks.
  • Real estate ownership involves land title and regulatory risks