Overall Snapshot
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Total Subscription: 0.03x
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Total Amount Bid: Rs. 40.39 Cr
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Key Insight: Entire institutional confidence so far is anchor-driven, with negligible participation from other categories.
Anchor Investors
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Subscription: 1.00x
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Shares Offered & Bid: 1,38,69,499
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Amount Raised: Rs. 1,248.26 Cr
✅ Takeaway: Anchor book was fully subscribed, providing initial stability. However, anchor participation alone has not translated into follow-on demand from QIBs or HNIs.
QIB (Excluding Anchor)
⚠️ Key Concern: Complete absence of fresh QIB participation beyond anchors indicates institutional caution on valuation and near-term growth visibility.
Non-Institutional Investors (NII / HNI)
Break-up:
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bNII (> Rs. 10L): 0.01x
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sNII (< Rs. 10L): 0.04x
⚠️ Takeaway: HNI participation is extremely weak. Even small HNIs show only marginal interest, suggesting low confidence in listing gains and leverage-based applications.
Retail Individual Investors (RII)
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Subscription: 0.11x
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Shares Bid: 3,38,432
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Amount Bid: Rs. 30.46 Cr
🔍 Observation: Retail response is relatively better than institutions but still muted. Indicates selective participation, likely from long-term or brand-familiar investors rather than listing-gain seekers.
Employees
🔹 Insight: Even employee participation remains subdued, reflecting measured internal sentiment.
Chanakya View – Fractal Analytics
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Anchor book is doing the heavy lifting
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No real traction yet from QIBs or HNIs
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GMP remains low → listing expectations subdued
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Issue may depend heavily on last-day institutional participation
Aye Finance IPO – Subscription Dissection (Category-wise)
Overall Snapshot
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Total Subscription: 0.13x
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Total Amount Bid: Rs. 70.63 Cr
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Key Insight: Retail investors are relatively more active; institutional interest remains modest.
Anchor Investors
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Subscription: 1.00x
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Shares Offered & Bid: 3,56,98,420
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Amount Raised: Rs. 460.51 Cr
✅ Takeaway: Anchor book fully subscribed, offering baseline confidence. However, broader institutional follow-through is limited.
QIB (Excluding Anchor)
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Subscription: 0.14x
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Shares Bid: 31,88,376
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Amount Bid: Rs. 41.13 Cr
🔍 Observation: Some QIB participation is visible, but far from convincing. Institutions appear selective and cautious.
Non-Institutional Investors (NII / HNI)
Break-up:
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bNII (> Rs. 10L): 0.00x
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sNII (< Rs. 10L): 0.03x
⚠️ Key Concern: Near-zero big HNI participation signals lack of leverage-driven interest and weak listing-gain expectations.
Retail Individual Investors (RII)
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Subscription: 0.28x
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Shares Bid: 21,80,220
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Amount Bid: Rs. 28.13 Cr
✅ Positive: Retail interest is the strongest among all categories, suggesting long-term or credit-cycle recovery expectations, rather than short-term trading interest.
Chanakya View – Aye Finance
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Retail-led demand, but institutional confidence still missing
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Zero GMP reflects muted listing outlook
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Subscription momentum may improve only if QIB participation accelerates sharply on final day
Final Comparative Takeaway
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Fractal Analytics: Anchor-heavy, weak follow-on demand
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Aye Finance: Retail-supported, but lacks HNI and strong QIB backing
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Market mood: Risk-averse, valuation-conscious, selective
Ideal only for investors with long-term conviction; listing-gain strategies remain high risk at current subscription trends.