IPO Subscription Status

Stay updated with the IPO subscription live data for all active issues in the Indian market. This page shows demand across Various investor categories — including IPO QIB subscription, NII, and Retail — helping you track market sentiment for each IPO.

📊 Live IPO Subscription Status Table

Mainboard Subscription Status Table

🔄 This IPO subscription status table is updated daily during the bidding period of Mainboard.

IPO NameIssue TypeDayQIB#NII(Total)$NII
(Above Ten
Lakh Rupees)		NII
(Below 10
lakh rupees)		RetailEmployeeShareholdersTotal
Sri Lotus DevelopersMainboard IPOClosed163.90x57.71x55.19x62.76x20.28x19.84x–69.14x
NSDL(National Securities Depository Ltd.Mainboard IPOClosed103.97x34.98x37.73x29.48x7.73x15.42x–41.01x
M&B Engineering Ltd.Mainboard IPOClosed36.72x38.24x37.72x39.29x32.55x8.13x–36.20x
Aditya Infotech Ltd.Mainboard IPOClosed133.91x72x74.77x66.45x50.87x8.50x–100.69x
Laxmi India Finance Ltd.Mainboard IPOClosed1.30x1.84x1.82x1.89x2.22x1.57x–1.87x
Shanti Gold InternationalMainboard IPOClosed117.33×151.48x173.08×108.28×30.37×–81.17×

SME IPO Subscription Status Table

🔄 This IPO subscription status table is updated daily during the bidding period of SME IPOs.

IPO NameIssue TypeDayQIB#NII(Total)$NII
(Above Ten
Lakh Rupees)		NII
(Below 10
lakh rupees)		RetailTotalDetails
Flysbs Aviation IPOSME IPODay 2
Cash Ur Drive MarketingSME IPODay 3
Renol Polychem IPOSME IPODay 3
B.D. Industries (Pune) Ltd.SME IPOClosed1.27x2.96x5.59x.89x1.32x1.75x
Mehul Colours Ltd.SME IPOClosed13.54x8.32x14.27x5.24x3.59x7.50x
Takyon Networks Ltd.SME IPOClosed13.29x27.64x45.19x22.19x20.08x20.35x
Umiya Mobile Ltd.SME FPOClosed–2.55x––2.61x2.62x
Repono Ltd.SME IPOClosed29.03x79.69x126.27x70.55x67.47x60.55x
Shree RefrigerationsSME IPOClosed167.32×145.02x214.75×158.71×195.13×174.24×
Sellowrap IndustriesSME IPOClosed18.76×118.32x136.28x82.40x70.71x61.56x
Patel Chem SpecialitiesSME IPOClosed105.27×175x253.06×204.81×173.12×155.63×
$: Market Maker portion is not included to NII/HNI. #: The portion of anchor investors is not included in the QIB.

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❓ FAQ’s on IPO Subscription Status

1. What is meant by subscription in IPO? +

IPO subscription means how many times investors have applied for the shares offered by a company in its IPO. If investors apply for more shares than the number of shares available, it is called oversubscription. If they apply for fewer shares than the number of shares available, it is called undersubscription.

2. What Is IPO Subscription Status? +

The IPO subscription status reflects the total demand for shares from various investor groups. Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), Non-Institutional Investor (NIIs), and retail investors place bids during the IPO window, which usually lasts 3 days. Higher subscription generally indicates positive investor sentiment.

3. Where can I find the IPO allotment status, allotment date, and listing date? +

You can check all IPO allotment-related details — including the allotment status, allotment date, and listing date — by visiting our dedicated page here.

4. What happens if IPO is not fully subscribed? +

If an IPO is not fully subscribed, here’s what happens in simple terms:

  • Mainboard IPOs:If it doesn’t receive at least 90% of the total issue size, the IPO is cancelled. Your money is refunded(Unblocked) to your bank or UPI account — usually within a few days.
  • SME IPOs: The rules may differ slightly depending on the exchange, but generally, 90% subscription is also required.If not met, the IPO may be withdrawn and all investors get their money back(Unblocked).

So don’t worry — if an IPO fails, you won’t lose any money. You’ll just get your refund.

5. What happens after an IPO is fully subscribed? +

Here’s what happens step by step after the IPO subscription period ends:

  • The bidding window closes (usually after 3 days)
  • Applications are verified by the registrar
  • finalization of the basis of allotment along with the designated stock exchanges
  • Refunds are processed for those who did not receive allotment
  • Shares are credited to the demat accounts of successful applicants
  • The IPO is listed on the stock exchange on the scheduled date

6. How does oversubscription affect share allocation? +

When an IPO is oversubscribed, it means more people applied than the number of shares available. In that case, not everyone gets shares. For retail investors, allocation is done using a lottery system as per SEBI rules.

7. What is a good subscription rate for an IPO? +

A good subscription rate means many investors are interested in the IPO. What counts as “good” can vary depending on the IPO, the company’s reputation, the overall market conditions, and investor sentiment at that time.

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