Oversubscription in an IPO occurs when the demand for shares exceeds the supply. Strong company fundamentals, attractive pricing, large institutional bids, and positive market sentiment often drive IPOs to become highly subscribed.
An oversubscribed IPO is generally considered successful and may see a premium listing due to strong investor demand. According to SEBI guidelines, in the event of oversubscription, priority is given to ensure maximum applicants receive at least one lot of shares.
This report presents the Top 10 Mainboard IPOs by subscription status in India, highlighting the most subscribed IPOs, the highest oversubscription levels, and a category-wise breakup across QIB, NII, and retail investors.
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