Ashutosh Fibre Limited IPO
Exchange: NSE · Face Value: ₹10
Current GMP
Est. Listing
₹139.6
Current Subscription Demand
Live bidding status across investor categories
| Category | Shares Offered | Shares Bid | Times Subscribed |
|---|---|---|---|
| QIB | 11,62,800 | 16,73,59,200 | 143.93x |
| NIB | 8,73,600 | 17,57,73,600 | 201.21x |
| HNIs(10L +) | 5,82,000 | 14,03,90,400 | 241.22x |
| HNIs (2-10L) | 2,91,600 | 3,53,83,200 | 121.34x |
| RETAIL | 20,37,600 | 20,20,53,600 | 99.16x |
How to Interpret Ashutosh Fibre Limited Subscription Status
Evaluating subscription times and their relationship with Grey Market Premium.
IPO Grey Market Premium (GMP) represents the unofficial premium at which an Initial Public Offering (IPO) shares are traded among investors before they officially list on the stock exchanges (NSE/BSE). For real-time updates across all issues, traders closely track ipo gmp today and active market sentiment.
What Does Positive GMP Indicate?
A strong positive grey market premium suggests solid buyer demand and market interest, hinting that the stock could open with healthy listing day gains above its issue price.
How Estimated Listing Price is Calculated
Estimated Listing Price = Upper Price Band + Current GMP (₹). For instance, if an issue is priced at ₹100 with ₹30 GMP, the estimated listing price is ₹130 (+30%).
Key Factors Affecting Live IPO GMP Today
- Subscription Numbers: Heavy bidding observed on the live ipo subscription status by QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) and NII (Non-Institutional Investors) directly propels the grey market price upward.
- Broader Market Sentiments: Nifty and Sensex trends have a direct bearing on pre-listing demand.
- Allotment & Fundamentals: Fairly priced issues with steady buyer demand post-ipo allotment status maintain stable grey market demand compared to overvalued issues.
Heavy QIB subscription indicates strong backing by mutual funds, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), and banks. Retail and HNI demand reflects general market buzz. High overall subscription often causes the Grey Market Premium (GMP) to expand right before allotment.