Amar Remedies IPO Subscription Status
Amar Remedies IPO was subscribed 35.57 times when bidding closed on 31 Aug 2005: QIB 6.69x, NII 83.24x, Retail 56.4x.
The Amar Remedies IPO has been subscribed 35.57x times overall. Retail investors have shown interest with bids for 56.4x the shares available. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) category has been subscribed 83.24x. Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) have subscribed 6.69x. Data last updated on 12 Nov, 08:13 PM.
The IPO subscription period has ended. Given the strong demand, the allotment process is expected to be highly competitive. The issue opened on 25 Aug, 2005 and closes on 31 Aug, 2005. The shares are expected to list on stock exchanges on 16 Sep, 2005.
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Figures sourced from the RHP, BSE & NSE
Live bidding
Shares bid against shares offered, category by category, as published by the exchanges. Summary splits NII into bHNI (above ₹10 lakh) and sHNI (₹2–10 lakh); switch to Detailed for the exchange's own sub-category rows.
| Category | Bid details | Times |
|---|---|---|
| QIB | - of - - | 6.69x |
| NII | - of - - | 83.24x |
| Retail | - of - - | 56.4x |
| TOTAL | - - | 35.57x |
Amar Remedies IPO allotment probability
Your odds of an allotment in each category at the current subscription.
Odds = allotment slots ÷ applications, or the subscription multiple where counts aren't available. Retail and HNI allotment is by lottery; QIB is proportionate. Not investment advice.
Subscription insights
What the current book is saying, read off the category numbers above.
Retail Allotment
High demand detected. The retail category is heavily oversubscribed, making the allotment a lottery where only 1 out of every 57 applicants will be successful.
Institutional Backing
Massive institutional interest with QIBs subscribing 6.69x. This often signals long-term confidence from professional funds.
Day-wise subscription history
End-of-day subscription across the 1-day bidding window. On phones, tap a day for the category split.
| Date | Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|
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31 Aug 2005
Day 1 |
35.57x | ▼ | |
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QIB6.69x
BHNI-
SHNI-
Retail56.4x
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Amar Remedies IPO dates
From the bidding window to listing. Today is 12 November.
- Open 25 Aug 2005
- Close 31 Aug 2005
- Allotment TBA
- Refund/credit TBA
- Listing 16 Sep 2005
What does this subscription data mean?
IPO subscription data tells you how much demand exists for the shares being offered, broken down by investor category. Understanding each category helps you gauge the real sentiment behind the numbers:
- 01 QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) — includes mutual funds, FIIs, insurance companies, and banks. QIBs do deep due diligence before bidding. A QIB subscription above 10x is a strong institutional endorsement. Watch QIB numbers closely on the final day — they often hold back and flood in after 3 PM.
- 02 NII / HNI (Non-Institutional Investors) — high-net-worth individuals bidding above ₹2 lakh. NII allotment is proportionate (not lottery), so higher NII subscription means smaller per-lot allotment. Big HNI (B-HNI) bids above ₹10 lakh; Small HNI (S-HNI) bids ₹2–10 lakh.
- 03 Retail — individual investors bidding up to ₹2 lakh. When retail is below 1x, everyone who applied gets full allotment. When oversubscribed, SEBI mandates a computerised lottery — only 1 lot per successful applicant regardless of how many lots you apply for.
- 04 Overall Subscription — a blended multiple across all categories. A total subscription above 10x is considered strong; above 50x is exceptional and usually predicts strong listing gains.
Data sourced from BSE/NSE. Subscription numbers are updated during bidding hours (10 AM – 5 PM IST) on active subscription days.
Frequently asked
What is the current subscription status of Amar Remedies IPO?
As of IPO close date (31 Aug, 2005), the Amar Remedies IPO is subscribed 35.57x times. Retail category is 56.4x, and NII is 83.24x subscribed.
When will Amar Remedies IPO list on the stock market?
Amar Remedies is scheduled to list on BSE and NSE on 16 September, 2005.
What are the chances of getting allotment in Amar Remedies IPO?
The retail category is oversubscribed at 56.4x, meaning allotment is by lottery. Statistically, approximately 1 in 57 applicants will receive allotment. Applying with multiple family member accounts (each at minimum lot size) improves your cumulative odds.
What does QIB subscription of 6.69x mean for Amar Remedies IPO?
Moderate — QIBs have subscribed 6.69x. Institutional demand is present but not overwhelming. Watch for any last-minute QIB surge on the final day.
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