IPO Subscription
Listing-gain history from our listed IPO dataset, a quick retail allotment probability calculator, and live subscription tracking for every current IPO.
Live Subscription - Current IPOs
Click any IPO to expand the category-wise breakdown (QIB, NII, retail, employee, anchor) and day-wise subscription history.
Retail Subscription
47.530x
Allotment Chance
2.10%
Probability
LowCategory-wise Subscription (Live)
| Category | Subscription (x) |
|---|---|
| Retail | 47.530x |
| NII | 30.780x |
| QIB (Ex Anchor) | 3.560x |
| Employee | - |
| Shareholder | - |
| Total ** | 31.410x |
* Subscription data is updated multiple times during the IPO period. For complete details, refer to the IPO prospectus.
Upcoming IPOs - Subscription Opens Soon
These IPOs have not opened for bidding yet, so live subscription is not available. Subscription numbers go live the moment the issue opens. Open any IPO to read the full analysis and bookmark its subscription page.
Mainboard
Opens
11 Aug 2026
Price Band
Rs 133 - 140
Lot Size
107
Mainboard
Opens
12 Aug 2026
Price Band
Rs 92 - 97
Lot Size
154
Mainboard
Opens
12 Aug 2026
Price Band
Rs 271 - 285
Lot Size
52
Frequently Asked Questions About IPO Subscription
Understand IPO subscription categories, multiples, and what they mean for your allotment chances.
What is IPO subscription?
IPO subscription refers to the process of retail investors, HNIs, QIBs and institutional investors placing bids for shares during an IPO bidding period. A subscription multiple of 5x means bids were received for 5 times the total shares offered.
What do subscription categories mean?
IPOs are divided into categories: Retail Investor (up to Rs 2 lakh), HNI (Rs 2 - 10 lakh), QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers), Employee quota, and Shareholder quota. Each category has different allocation percentages and bidding rules.
How much of the IPO does each category get?
Typically, Retail gets 35%, HNI gets 15%, QIB gets 50%, and the remaining 2-5% is reserved for Employee and Shareholder quotas. Exact allocations vary by IPO prospectus and regulatory guidelines.
What is allotment chance (retail)?
Allotment chance is calculated as 100 / retail subscription multiple. For example, if retail subscription is 50x, the allotment chance is 2% (100 รท 50). This represents the probability of getting the minimum lot size.
Does higher subscription mean better listing?
High subscription often indicates strong investor demand, which correlates with positive listings in many cases. However, it is not a guarantee. Company fundamentals, market conditions, and listing timing also play crucial roles.
Can subscription change during bidding?
Yes. Subscription multiples are typically released multiple times during the bidding period (often daily). IPOGyani tracks day-wise subscription history so you can monitor trends as the bidding progresses.