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What does it mean by IPO Subscription Status?

IPO Subscription Status shows how much demand an IPO receives from investors compared to the shares offered. 

It reflects interest from Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs), and Retail investors during the subscription period.

A higher subscription generally indicates stronger demand, while lower subscription reflects cautious sentiment.

To understand the concept in detail, including how subscription data is divided and why investors track it closely, 

read our detailed guide on What is IPO subscription status and why it matters?

High subscription doesn’t always guarantee strong listing gains. See how valuation impacts IPO performance. Explore our IPO Valuation vs Listing Performance Study 2026.

IPO Subscription Status Trend: July 2026

1. Knack Packaging Limited Subscription Status

Knack Packaging Limited IPO subscribed by 2.22x. D1|6.06x. D2 |69.11x. D3, categorywise: QIB-123.46 |NII- 127.45 |RII- 14.30. 

2. Devson Catalyst Limited Subscription Status

Devson Catalyst Limited IPO subscribed by 7.50x. D1|

3. Kusumgar Limited Subscription Status

Kusumgar Limited IPO subscribed by 1.99x. D1|7.88x. D2

4. IC Electricals Company Limited Subscription Status

IC Electricals Company Limited IPO subscribed by 6.57x. D1|61.30x. D2|419.21x. D3, categorywise: QIB-241.75 |NII- 764.72 |RII- 372.51

5. Aastha Spintex Limited Subscription Status

Aastha Spintex Limited IPO subscribed by 0.68x. D1| 1.11x. D2 |3.30x, categorywise subscription: QIB-1.87 |NII- 6.03 |RII- 1.27

6. Atharva Poly-Plast Limited Subscription Status

Atharva Poly-Plast Limited IPO subscribed by 1.44x. D1|2.24x. D2|10.06x. D3, categorywise: QIB-3.58 |NII- 14.29 |RII- 11.30.

7. Adon Agro Commodities Limited Subscription Status

Adon Agro Commodities Limited IPO subscribed by 0.46x. D1| 0.74x. D2|1.34x, categorywise: QIB-22.47 |NII- 1.37 |RII- 0.84

8. Kratikal Tech Limited Subscription Status

Kratikal Tech Limited IPO subscribed by 2.38x.D1|15.92x. D2| 205.08x. D3, categorywise: QIB-145.82 |NII- 239.92 |RII- 218.48. 

9. Sampark India Logistics Limited Subscription Status

Sampark India Logistics Limited IPO subscribed by 1.14x. D1|2.31x. D2|4.67x. D3, categorywise: QIB-1.55 |NII- 7.75 |RII- 4.65.

10. Seemax Resources Limited Subscription Status

Seemax Resources Limited IPO subscribed by 2.88x.D1|3.15x. D2|3.48x. D3, categorywise: QIB-17.19 |NII- 3.79 |RII- 1.52. 

11. Teja Engineering Industries Limited Subscription Status

Teja Engineering Industries Limited IPO subscribed by 0.06x.D1|0.35x. D2|1.06x. D3, categorywise: QIB/NII-1.92 |RII-0.32. 

12. Vinit Mobile Limited Subscription Status

Vinit Mobile Limited IPO subscribed by 0.06x. D1|0.46x. D2|1.58x. D3, categorywise: QIB-1.00 |NII- 0.93 |RII- 2.18. 

13. Happy Steels Limited Subscription Status

Happy Steels Limited IPO subscribed by 0.54x. D1|

14. Laser Power & Infra Limited Subscription Status

Laser Power & Infra Limited IPO subscribed by 0.11x. D1|

15. Millworks Technologies Limited Subscription Status

Millworks Technologies Limited IPO subscribed by

16. SBI Funds Management Limited Subscription Status

SBI Funds Management Limited IPO subscribed by

17. Alpine Texworld Limited Subscription Status

Alpine Texworld Limited IPO subscribed by

IPO Subscription Monthly Review, Data Analysis And Commentary of Previous Months:

1. January 2026 IPO Subscription Review 2. February 2026 IPO Subscription Review 3. March 2026 IPO Subscription Review 4. April 2026 IPO Subscription Review 5. May 2026 IPO Subscription Review 6. June 2026 IPO Subscription Review

Investors' Categories in IPO Subscription Status

When checking IPO subscription status, investors are grouped into three categories: QIBs, NIIs, and RIIs. QIBs represent large financial institutions such as mutual fund houses and banks. NIIs include HNIs, NRIs, and corporates applying above the retail limit. RIIs mainly consist of individual retail investors participating in the IPO.

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FAQ on IPO Subscription Status

1. What is IPO subscription status?

IPO subscription status means how shares offered to QIBs, NIIs, and RIIs are being applied for by investors in their respective categories.

For example, if 100 shares are offered in the QIB category and investors apply for 500 shares, then the issue is said to be 5× subscribed in the QIB category. Similarly, if 100 shares are offered in the NII category and applications are received for 100 shares, then the NII portion is 1× subscribed. If 100 shares are offered in the retail category and investors apply for 200 shares, then the retail portion is 2× subscribed.

The overall IPO subscription status is calculated by combining the subscription across all investor categories.

2. How to check IPO subscription status online?

You can check the IPO subscription status at NSE India and/or BSE India website. The links of these websites are for NSE, https://www.nseindia.com/ and for BSE, https://www.bseindia.com/. The subscription status is updated multiple times a day.

3. Where can I see live IPO subscription numbers ?

You can view live IPO subscription numbers on the official websites of NSE India or BSE India, or on both — depending on where the IPO is listed. You just need to know the exchange on which the IPO is available.

4. What is the difference between retail, QIB, and NII subscription in IPOs?

These are different categories of investors in an IPO. QIB stands for Qualified Institutional Buyers, NII stands for Non-Institutional Investors, and Retail refers to individual investors.

Each category is allotted a specific portion of the total shares offered in the IPO. For example, in the ICICI AMC IPO, the total issue size was 3,50,15,691 shares. Out of this, the QIB portion was 93,04,869 shares, the NII portion was 69,78,652 shares, the Retail portion was 1,62,83,521 shares, and the shareholder portion was 24,48,649 shares.

5. Why does IPO subscription status change every day?

An IPO remains open for subscription for a few days (usually for 3 days), and investor participation varies each day across different categories. Until the IPO closes, the subscription numbers keep changing daily.

6. How many days is the IPO subscription open?

Usually, an equity IPO remains open for 3 working days for public subscription. However, in some cases, the duration may be extended or reduced with the approval of the stock exchanges or SEBI.

9. What does an oversubscribed IPO mean?

An IPO is said to be oversubscribed when the number of shares applied for is higher than the number of shares offered.

For example, if 100 shares are offered and investors apply for 200 shares, the IPO is 2× oversubscribed.

An IPO can be oversubscribed overall while still being undersubscribed in certain investor categories. For instance, if an IPO has 100 shares in total, with 70 shares reserved for QIBs, and QIBs apply for only 30 shares, while NIIs and RIIs together apply for 170 shares, the overall IPO would be 2× oversubscribed, even though the QIB portion remains undersubscribed.

10. Does high IPO subscription guarantee listing gains?

A high IPO subscription often reflects strong investor demand for the issue during the subscription period. However, it does not assure or guarantee listing gains.

11. Can I check IPO subscription status on NSE and BSE websites?

Yes, you can check the IPO subscription status on both the NSE and BSE websites. The exchanges usually update the data several times during the day while the IPO is open for subscription.

12. When are IPO subscription numbers updated?

IPO subscription numbers are updated multiple times during the day on the stock exchange websites while the IPO is open for subscription. The updates reflect applications received across different investor categories.

13. Why is subscription status important for investors?

The subscription status of an IPO is important for investors as it provides an indication of demand in different investor categories and helps them understand how competitive the allotment may be.

If an IPO is oversubscribed in a particular category, the chances of allotment may reduce, and investors may receive fewer shares than applied for or, in some cases, may not receive an allotment.

14. What is the minimum subscription required for an IPO to succeed?

In India, an IPO is generally required to receive at least 90% subscription of the shares offered to be considered successful. If this minimum subscription requirement is not met, the IPO may be withdrawn and application money is refunded to investors.

15. How do subscription numbers affect IPO allotment chances?

IPO allotment is done category-wise, such as QIB, NII, and Retail. If a category is subscribed five times, it means investors have applied for five times the number of shares offered in that category. As a result, not all applicants will receive full allotment, and some may receive fewer shares or no allotment at all.

In general, higher subscription levels reduce the probability of allotment within that category.

16. Can I track IPO subscription status category-wise (Retail, HNI, QIB)?

Yes, you can check the category-wise IPO subscription status on the official websites of NSE India and BSE India. The numbers are updated multiple times throughout the day while the IPO is open for subscription.