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Live IPO Subscription Status

Monitor real-time subscription figures for ongoing Mainboard and SME IPOs. Analyze demand across QIB, NII, and Retail categories to make smarter investment decisions.

Active Mainboard IPOs

OnEMI Technology Solutions (KISSHT)
Total: 0.24x • GMP: 2%

Active SME IPOs

Past Subscription Data

Past Mainboard IPOs

Om Power Transmission
Total: 3.33x • GMP: 1%
Powerica
Total: 1.45x • GMP: 2%
Amir Chand Jagdish Kumar (Exports)
Total: 3.23x • GMP: 1%
Sai Parenteral's
Total: 1.05x
GSP Crop Science
Total: 1.61x • GMP: 1%
Raajmarg Infra Investment Trust InvIT
Total: 13.74x • GMP: 4%
Innovision
Total: 3.47x • GMP: -17%

Past SME IPOs

Adisoft Technologies
Total: 77.52x • GMP: 12%
Mehul Telecom
Total: - • GMP: 4%
Vivid Electromech
Total: 1.13x
Highness Microelectronics
Total: 2.14x • GMP: 17%
Novus Loyalty
Total: 0.09x
Apsis Aerocom
Total: 129.41x • GMP: 18%

Understanding IPO Subscription Status

IPO Subscription Status represents the demand for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) among different types of investors. It indicates how many times the shares offered have been bid for. A higher subscription status generally signals strong market interest and often correlates with positive listing gains. Conversely, low subscription numbers may indicate weak sentiment or overpricing.

Why Track Live IPO Subscription Status?

Tracking Live IPO Subscription Status is crucial for investors aiming for listing gains. The data reveals essentially "smart money" movement. If Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) and Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs) are bidding aggressively, it suggests they see value in the company. Retail investors often follow these cues to decide whether to apply for an IPO.

Investor Categories in IPO Subscription

  • QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers): Includes mutual funds, banks, and insurance companies. High QIB subscription (often seen on the last day) is the strongest indicator of an IPO's quality.
  • NII (Non-Institutional Investors): High Net-worth Individuals (HNIs) investing more than ₹2 Lakhs. High NII subscription often leads to high Grey Market Premium (GMP).
  • Retail Individual Investors (RII): Small investors bidding up to ₹2 Lakhs. This portion is usually the first to get oversubscribed in popular IPOs.
  • Employee & Shareholder: Quotas reserved for employees of the company or shareholders of the parent company.

How to Use Subscription Data for Allotment?

Since IPO allotment is done on a lottery basis when oversubscribed, understanding the Subscription Ratio helps you estimate your chances. For example, if the Retail category is subscribed 50x, your probability of getting an allotment is roughly 1 in 50.

GMP and IPO Subscription Correlation

Historical trends suggest that Grey Market Premium (GMP) has consistently shown better accuracy in predicting IPO listing gains compared to subscription numbers alone. While subscription totals indicate overall demand, they can sometimes be inflated by HNI funding or herd mentality. GMP, on the other hand, reflects the real-time "willingness to pay" premium in the unofficial market, offering a clearer picture of immediate market sentiment.

However, a balanced approach is best. Investors should use GMP to gauge the market's mood but rely on QIB subscription data to confirm the quality of the issue, as institutional interest typically validates the company's fundamentals. Ideally, one should look for a convergence of high GMP, strong QIB demand, and reasonable valuation before betting on listing gains.