PAN HR Solution Ltd. IPO

Our Company operates on a B2B model and provides comprehensive manpower solutions, catering to a range of roles from unskilled to skilled blue-collar workers. We have a PAN India presence and provide providing human resource, staffing services and compliance solutions to customers in E-commerce, ... logistics, manufacturing, information technology and other sectors which enables them in streamlining the hiring process, reduces administrative burden, and ensuring suitable candidates. We offer range of services i.e. Manpower services, Payroll services, Facility management, staffing solutions, Compliance Audit and E-commerce Logistics which enables us to design and deliver a range of customized solutions suited to the specific needs of our customers, which strengthens our customer acquisition and retention capabilities. As a part of facility management services, we provide personnel for roles such as housekeeping staff, pantry boys, office assistants, and other support roles. We currently operate under a “Collect and Pay” Model, wherein the Company raises invoices on its Customers/Principal Employers for services rendered in accordance with the applicable terms and subsequently receives payment. The payments are then disbursed to the employees deployed at the client place. In addition, the Company is in process of gradually implementing “Pay and Collect” model wherein the Company shall make disbursements in advance to the concerned personnel or beneficiaries followed by the raising of invoices and recovery of the corresponding amounts from the Client/Principal Employer in accordance with agreed contractual terms. As on November, 2025, we have 10,374 personnel (non-core employees) deployed at various locations of our customers. Read more

India’s services sector has steadily increased its share of Gross Value Added, rising from 50.6% in FY14 to about 55.3% in FY25, with an average growth of 8.3% since FY23. The sector also ranked first in attracting Foreign Direct Investment, according to data from the Department for ... Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade. The services industry performed strongly in FY26 (April to June 2025), driven by robust export demand and record hiring. In FY25, the sector generated nearly three jobs for every one created in manufacturing, reinforcing its position as the primary driver of employment. It now employs approximately 182 million people, with major contributions from trade, transport, education, finance, and healthcare. Read more