Live IPO Subscription Status

The IPO Subscription Status indicates the level of oversubscription on both NSE and BSE. Mainline IPOs have a subscription period of 3 working days, while SME IPOs have an extended period of 4-5 working days.

IPO investors place their bids on the NSE and BSE exchanges across different categories, which include QIB, NII, Retail, and Employee categories. Mainline upcoming IPOs witness subscription across all four categories, while SME IPOs typically involve subscription in NII and Retail categories, occasionally in QIB based on the allotted quota. It’s important to note that IPO Subscription remains closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays.

After filing the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) with SEBI and receiving approval, a private company proceeds with its initial public offering for listing on NSE and BSE, marking its transition from private limited to a public limited entity. The real-time subscription status is accessible on our page and official websites such as NSE and BSE. We provide a consolidated IPO Subscription Status sourced from both exchanges. Investors can subscribe to the IPO during the specified subscription days, which typically run from 10 AM to 4 PM.

The IPO Subscription Status holds significance for investors

Investors can use the IPO Subscription Status to determine whether to apply for an IPO. High subscription numbers often indicate a potential listing at a higher price, influencing the IPO Grey Market Premium (GMP). The HNI and QIB quota provide insights into IPO listing estimates. For your convenience, we offer the latest IPO Subscription Status, consolidating information from both NSE and BSE Exchanges in one place.

Current IPO Subscription Status 2025