Aevitas Consultancy

A clear path from private company to listed one.

We advise promoters of small and medium companies on IPO and fundraising journeys — honestly, in plain language, and at the pace your company can genuinely sustain.


The problem

Going public is a milestone. Getting ready is the work.

Most promoters first hear about IPO requirements when an expensive process has already started. That is late. Rules, appointees, documents and disciplines all take longer to put in place than anyone expects — and gaps surface at the worst possible moments.

We exist to remove that fog before it costs you: a straightforward view of what listing demands, an honest read on where your company stands, and a plan you can actually follow.

Sound familiar?

  • You are not sure whether an IPO is right for your company at all.
  • You have heard the terms — merchant banker, DRHP, governance code — but nobody has explained them plainly.
  • You want an honest readiness picture before committing money to the process.
  • You would rather prepare quietly, on your own timeline, than be rushed into a window.

What we do

Four services. One standard of care.

How we work

The readiness journey, in six steps.

  1. Book a free clarity call

    A focused conversation. You ask anything; we listen first and answer honestly — including whether we can help at all.

  2. Tell us about your company

    Your business, your ambitions, your constraints. No forms for the sake of forms — a real conversation comes first.

  3. We map your readiness

    Where you stand against what listing requires: governance, financials, processes, documentation. Plain findings, no drama.

  4. You get a plain-language roadmap

    What to do, in what order, and with whom — sequenced so each step earns its cost.

  5. We work the roadmap with you

    Alongside your chartered accountant, company secretary and — when appointed — your merchant banker. We coordinate; licensed professionals do what only they may do.

  6. You stay in control

    Every decision stays yours. Our job is to make sure nothing about the journey surprises you.

Who it is for

Built for owner-led companies thinking a few years ahead.

The consultancy fits promoters and boards who want the truth about readiness — before bankers, before budgets, before pressure. If that is you, we should talk.

Why promoters talk to us

  • An honest second opinion, before the process owns you.
  • One coordinator across advisers who each see only their slice.
  • Preparation on your timeline, not a banker's window.
  • Plain answers to questions you hesitated to ask anyone else.

Common questions

Asked by promoters like you.

What exactly is a clarity call?

A one-time, free conversation between you and us. No sales script: you describe your company and your thinking, we ask questions and answer yours, and you leave with a clearer view of your next step — whatever you decide it is.

Is my company ready for an IPO?

Honestly? Most companies need preparation before they are — and that is normal. Readiness is built, not found. Our work starts by mapping the gap between where your company is and what listing requires, in plain language.

Do you replace my CA, CS or merchant banker?

No. We work alongside the licensed professionals your journey needs. Some roles in an IPO may only be performed by regulated intermediaries — we coordinate the whole picture and make sure each specialist does their part at the right time.

What does the consultancy cost?

It depends on scope, so we do not publish numbers. The first conversation — the clarity call — is free. If we work together, fees are proposed in writing before any work begins, so you always know where you stand.

Start here

Book a free clarity call.

One honest conversation about your company and the road ahead. No charge, no obligation — and a straight answer on whether an IPO journey makes sense for you right now.

This page is general information about our services. It is not investment advice, legal advice, or an offer of securities. IPO-related engagements are governed by separate written agreements and applicable regulations.