This report features the Top 10 SME IPOs by subscription status in India (since 2007), detailing the highest oversubscription levels and providing a category-wise analysis across QIB, NII, and Retail investor segments.
Oversubscription in an IPO happens when investor demand for shares is higher than the number of shares offered.
Strong company fundamentals, attractive pricing, large institutional bids, and positive market sentiment often drive IPOs to become highly subscribed.
An oversubscribed IPO signals high investor interest and often leads to a premium listing. Under SEBI rules, the allotment process aims to give as many applicants as possible at least one lot of shares, ensuring equitable distribution.
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