Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Subscription Status
Live subscription figures, retail allotment chance, subscription trend and day-wise details for the Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO. Last updated 20 Jul 2026, 11:10 am IST.
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Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Subscription Status Live
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO subscribed 3.6 times overall. The retail category was subscribed 6.34 times, and QIB (Ex Anchor) 0 times as of 20 Jul 2026, 11:10 am (Day 1).
| Category | Subscription (x) | Day 1 |
|---|---|---|
| Retail | 6.34 | 6.34x |
| NII | 0.86 | 0.86x |
| QIB (Ex Anchor) | - | - |
| Employee | - | - |
| Shareholder | - | - |
| Total | 3.6 | 3.60x |
Day-wise Subscription Details (times)
One reading per bidding day (the day's latest figure). Weekends are not counted as bidding days.
| Day | Date / Time | QIB (Ex Anchor) | NII | Retail | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day 1 | 20 Jul · 16:30 | - | 0.86 | 6.34 | 3.6 |
Subscription figures are updated several times during the bidding window. For the official record, refer to the IPO prospectus and the registrar.
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO - Frequently Asked Questions
8 common questions about this IPO
01.How much Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO subscribed?
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO is subscribed 3.6x overall. The retail category is subscribed 6.34xx, NII (Non-Institutional Investors) is subscribed 0.86xx, and QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) is subscribed 0xx. Subscription figures update live through the bidding window.02.What is Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO retail subscription status?
The retail category of Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO is subscribed 6.34xx so far. Retail investors have a dedicated portion of the issue, and the retail allotment chance is calculated based on the number of retail applications received versus the number of shares available for retail allocation.03.How to subscribe Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO?
You can subscribe to Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO through: (1) UPI - Use any SEBI-registered broker app (Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, ICICI Direct, etc.), select the IPO, enter the number of lots (2400 shares per lot per lot), and approve via UPI. (2) ASBA - Use your bank's net-banking portal to apply. Minimum investment is Rs 2,40,000. The IPO closes on 2026-07-22.04.How many times Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO subscribed?
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO is currently subscribed 3.6x (3.6 times). This means the total demand is 3.6x the total shares offered. A higher subscription indicates higher demand; 1x means demand equals supply, while higher multiples indicate oversubscription.05.How to check Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO allotment?
After the allotment date (2026-07-23), you can check your allotment status using: (1) Your broker's IPO section - search by IPO name and PAN, (2) The registrar's website (KFin Technologies Limited) - enter your PAN or application number, (3) Your bank's net-banking portal if you applied via ASBA.06.When Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO will be listed?
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO is expected to list on 2026-07-27. The listing happens on the NSE and BSE after the allotment process is complete. The listing price may differ from the IPO price based on market demand and supply on the listing day.07.How do I check Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO live subscription?
IPOGyani provides live subscription tracking on this page, updated in real-time during the bidding window. The subscription figures for retail, NII, QIB and total are refreshed automatically. You can also check live subscription on your broker's platform and on the BSE and NSE websites.08.When Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO date?
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO opens on 2026-07-20 and closes on 2026-07-22. Allotment is on 2026-07-23 and listing is on 2026-07-27.
Understanding Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Subscription Status
The subscription status for Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO shows the total number of bids received compared to the shares offered. This data is tracked throughout the bidding period across four main categories: QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers), NII (Non-Institutional Investors), Retail, and Employees. The subscription ratio (shown as x times) indicates how many times the available shares have been oversubscribed.
A subscription of 1x means all available shares have been bid for, 2x means shares have been oversubscribed twice, and so on. Higher subscription typically indicates stronger demand and often correlates with better listing performance.
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Subscription Categories
QIB Category
Qualified Institutional Buyers (50% of offer) - Mutual funds, insurance companies, foreign investors. Less volatile, stable bidding patterns.
NII Category
Non-Institutional Investors (15% of offer) - HNI and corporates. Can apply at any price within the band.
Retail Category
Retail Individual Applicants (35% of offer) - Common retail investors applying for minimum 1 lot. Most volatile category.
Employee Category
Company employees with reservation quota and discount on issue price.
Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Retail Allotment Probability
The allotment probability for retail investors in Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO depends on the total retail subscription. If retail subscription is low, all applications may get allotment. If subscription is high, allotment happens through a lottery system where only a portion of applications are selected randomly.
Allotment Probability Formula:
Probability = Available Shares ÷ Total Retail Bids
If probability is 0.5, roughly 50% of retail applications will get allotted through lottery
How to Track Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO Day-wise Subscription
Day-wise subscription tracking helps you understand the demand pattern for Gulf Lloyds (India) Limited IPO. Typically, IPOs see lower bidding on Day 1, moderate on Day 2, and peak on Day 3 (last day) due to FOMO. If an IPO shows strong subscription early, it often indicates exceptional demand.
- →Day 1: Shows early investor interest and initial market sentiment on the IPO
- →Day 2: Mid-period bidding which indicates if initial interest is sustained
- →Day 3: Final push and FOMO impact - last chance for investors to apply
Important Points about IPO Subscription
- •Higher subscription does NOT guarantee better listing performance. Market conditions on listing day matter.
- •Subscription figures update in real-time on NSE and BSE websites throughout the bidding period.
- •Allotment chance is only for retail category. QIB and NII have different allocation methods.
- •Use subscription data alongside GMP, company fundamentals, and financial analysis for better decisions.