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IPO Subscription Status, Live Numbers from BSE & NSE 2022

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1 IPO Subscription Status, Live Numbers from BSE & NSE 2022
1.1 IPO Subscription Status Last Updated on 01 April 2022
1.2 IPO Subscription Status 2021
1.3 IPO Subscription Status of Past IPOs
1.4 What is IPO Subscription Status FAQ:-
1.4.1 IPO Subscription Status?
1.5 Who is EMP in IPO?
1.6 EMP means Employee Bidders in the IPO.
1.7 Who is SHQ in IPO?
1.8 Who is PHQ in IPO?
1.9 Who is QIB in IPO?
1.10 Who is NII in IPO?

IPO Subscription Status- shows the number of times the IPO has been subscribed to on the NSE and BSE. The IPO Subscription period for mainline IPOs is three working days, while the SME IPO period is four to five working days. IPO investors place bids in various categories on the NSE and BSE exchanges. There are four categories for IPO subscription: QIB, NII, Retail, and Employee. According to recent reports, Policy Holders will be added as a new category in IPO Subscription (Specially Addition for LIC IPO). Mainline IPOs receive IPO subscriptions in the QIB, NII, Retail, and Employee sections, whereas SME IPOs receive IPO subscriptions in the NII and Retail categories (sometimes in QIB depending on the allotted amount).uota). The IPO Subscription is to remain close on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays.

The private company files the DRHP with SEBI, and once approved, the company launches the initial public offering for listing on the NSE and BSE (become limited from private limited). The current subscription status is available on our page as well as on official websites such as the NSE and BSE. We provide the exchanges’ consolidated IPO Subscription Status. Investors can subscribe to the IPO between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the subscription days.

The IPO Subscription Status or IPO Subscription Numbers is important for the investors.
  • Investors can take the decision to apply for an IPO or not?
  • The high IPO subscription numbers suggest the IPO listing at a higher price.
  • It shows the impact on the IPO GMP as well.
  • The HNI and QIB quota suggests the IPO Listing estimates.

The most recent IPO Subscription Status can be found below. We consolidate the IPO Subscription Status from the NSE and BSE Exchanges into a single place.

 

IPO Subscription Status
Last Updated on 01 April 2022

IPO Name QIB NII RII Total
Hariom Pipe
Day 3		 0.44 0.33 4.66 1.88
Jeena Sikho
Day 3		 – 0.01 0.30 0.15
Dhyaani Tile
Day 3		 – 0.98 0.82 0.90
Sunrise Effective
Day 3		 – 1.18 0.57 0.87
Eighty Jewellers
Day 2		 – 0.82 0.12 0.47

IPO Subscription Status 2021

IPO Name QIB NII RII Total
Fabino Life Sciences
Close		 – 3.49 10.36 6.93
Timescan Logistics
Close		 – 141.38 90.34 115.86
Ascensive Educare
Close		 – 1.24 4.11 2.67
AB Cotspin
Close		 – 9.45 17.47 13.46
CMS Info Systems
Close		 1.98 1.45 2.15 1.95

IPO Subscription Status of Past IPOs

IPO Name QIB NII RII Total
Burger King
Closed		 86.64 354.11 68.15 156.61
Gland Pharma
Closed		 6.40 0.51 0.24 2.06
Equitas SFB
Closed		 3.91 0.22 1.42 1.95
Likhitha Infrastructure
Closed		 21.99 1.54 23.71 9.51
Mazagon Dock
Closed		 89.71 678.88 35.63 157.41
UTI AMC
Closed		 3.34 0.93 2.32 2.31

What is IPO Subscription Status FAQ:-

 

IPO Subscription Status?

The IPO Subscription Status indicates who is investing in the IPOs. The IPO’s future demand is determined by the company subscription numbers. When the subscription status of an IPO rises, the basis of allotment falls, implying that it will be allocated through the lottery system. If the IPO is subscribed to 5 times, the allotment will be 5:1. One application will be allotted to one person, while four applications will be rejected.
The IPO subscription status / numbers indicate that investors have subscribed to the offerings. If a company offers 100,000 shares and receives a subscription for 500,000, the IPO has been subscribed to five times.

Who is EMP in IPO?

EMP means Employee Bidders in the IPO.

Who is SHQ in IPO?

SHQ means Share Holders Quota in the IPO.

Who is PHQ in IPO?

SHQ means Policy Holders Quota in the IPO.

Who is QIB in IPO?

QIB stands for Qualified Investors Bidders in the Initial Public Offering. Financial Institutions, Banks, FIIs, and Mutual Funds are examples of Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) investors.

Who is NII in IPO?

The term RII refers to Retail Investors Bidders in the Initial Public Offering. Retail Individual Investors (RIIs) are also known as Non-Resident Indians (NRIs).

Note: IPO Subscription numbers are given is taken from NSE and BSE sites respectively.
 
Reference :- We have a team with analytical knowledge of IPO industry. At Tech99, We provide information about grey market premium, subscription, upcoming IPOs, SME IPOs and other vital information. Our portal Tech99 is mentioned on MoneyControl, CNBC18, News18, Economic times, and Businessupturn ipowatch.
 

 

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