Srit India IPO subscription status

How many shares have been bid for, category by category, from the exchange's bid book, with the number of applications where the exchange publishes it and the arithmetic chance of getting the minimum allotment.

Subscribed overall
88.83×
30 Sept 2026, 19:00 IST
Retail
44.25×
Non-institutional
230×
Qualified institutions
60.87×

Bid book as on 30 Sept 2026, 19:00 IST, day 3 of bidding, as published by NSE. Times subscribed = shares bid ÷ shares offered to the category (the anchor portion is not part of the book).

By category

Shares offered, shares bid and applications, as the exchange reports them.

CategoryShares offeredShares bidTimesApplications
Qualified institutions33,60,00020,45,10,36560.87×-
Foreign institutions-2,16,12,065--
Banks, FIs and insurers-10,48,70,340--
Mutual funds-53,91,085--
Other institutions-7,26,36,875--
Non-institutional25,20,00057,99,70,530230×-
Above ₹10 lakh-44,51,24,865--
₹2 to 10 lakh-13,48,45,665--
Retail58,80,00026,02,14,98544.25×-
Total1,17,60,0001,04,46,95,88088.83×-

NSE does not publish application counts for mainboard issues; the registrar's basis of allotment gives them after bidding closes.

Day by day

The last bid book of each bidding day.

DayAs onInstitutionsNon-institutionalRetailOverall
Day 128 Sept, 17:00-0.63×1.12×0.70×
Day 229 Sept, 17:000.01×6.59×4.69×3.76×
Day 330 Sept, 19:0060.87×230×44.25×88.83×

The chance of getting the minimum allotment

Where a category is oversubscribed, the registrar draws lots: each successful application gets the minimum and no more. So the chance is the number of minimum applications the category can fill, divided by the applications received.

CategoryMinimum applicationMinimums availableApplicationsChance, from the bid book
Retail115 shares · ₹14,95051,130not publishedat least 1 in 44
Non-institutional, above ₹10 lakh7,705 shares · ₹10,01,650218not publishedat least 1 in 265

Arithmetic on the bid book, not a view on the shares. Where applications are not published, the figure is a floor ("at least"): shares bid ÷ the minimum application is the most applications there can be. Invalid and duplicate bids are removed before the draw, so the real ratio is usually better. The minimum application is at the upper end of the price band. Method: how the chance is worked out.

  1. Anchor investors bid25 Sept
  2. Bidding opens28 Sept, 10:00
  3. Bidding closes30 Sept, 17:00
  4. UPI mandate cut-off30 Sept, 17:00
  5. Allotment finalised1 Oct
  6. Allotment status liveseen 1 Oct
  7. Refunds and UPI unblocks5 Oct
  8. Shares credited to demat5 Oct
  9. Listing and first trade6 Oct, 10:00
  10. Anchor lock-in ends on half31 Oct
  11. Anchor lock-in ends on the rest30 Dec

Bidding dates and cut-offs from the exchange. Allotment, refund, credit and listing dates follow SEBI's T+3 timetable (working days after bidding closes); the exchange's notice is final when it differs. Times are IST.

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