📌 IPO Subscription Status – Check Your Allotment & Status Easily
IPO Subscription Status shows how many times an IPO has been applied for compared to the number of shares offered. It is usually represented as times subscribed (e.g., 1x, 2x, 100x) and helps investors understand the demand for the IPO.
1x: IPO is subscribed once, meaning each applicant may get full allotment.
2x or higher: IPO is oversubscribed, meaning not everyone may get shares.This data is updated daily during the IPO period and gives investors insight into the popularity of the IPO.
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Why Check Subscription Status?
Checking IPO subscription status is important because:
Helps in Planning Investments – If an IPO is heavily oversubscribed, small investors may get fewer shares.
Market Sentiment Indicator – Shows how investors are reacting to the IPO.
Decision Making – Helps decide whether to apply, hold, or exit if trading in GMP (grey market).
At IPOJunction.com, we provide a simplified and easy-to-read table of subscription status for each IPO so that beginners and experienced investors can plan accordingly.
How to Check IPO Subscription Status
Investors can check official IPO subscription status via:
SEBI Website – SEBI releases IPO allotment data and subscription info.
Stock Exchanges – NSE and BSE provide updated IPO subscription status daily.
Registrar Websites – Registrars like Link Intime, KFintech, Bigshare publish allotment info.
At IPOJunction, we compile all this information in one place, updating it daily so that you can easily see how many times an IPO is subscribed in each category:
Retail Individual Investors (RII)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB)
Non-Institutional Investors (NII)
Key Points to Remember
Oversubscription means not all investors may get shares; allotment is done via lottery.
Subscription data changes daily, so check regularly during IPO dates.
Retail investors typically get priority in allotment if IPO is oversubscribed.
Subscription status is indicative, not guaranteed for profit or loss.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What does 100x subscription mean?
It means that IPO shares are applied 100 times more than the total number of shares offered. Only a fraction of applicants will get allotment.
Q2. How is allotment decided in oversubscribed IPOs?
Allotment is usually done through a lottery system for retail investors. QIB/NII investors get proportional allotment.
Q3. Can subscription status predict listing price?
Not always. It shows demand, but market conditions and company fundamentals ultimately decide listing price.
Q4. Where can I check official IPO subscription status?
SEBI, NSE, BSE, and registrars like Link Intime or KFintech.
Disclaimer:
All subscription status data is for educational and informational purposes only. This should not be treated as investment advice. Investors must consult their financial advisor before making investment decisions.