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INDO SMC IPO Subscription Status

INDO SMC IPO received bids for 45,39,93,000 shares against 41,06,000 offered, an overall subscription of 110.57x at the close of bidding (16 Jan 2026). NII leads at 164.94x.

Last updated · day 3 figures

Retail
96.13x
NII
164.94x
QIB
94.94x
Total
110.57x

Where the demand is

INDO SMC IPO subscription by category Each line starts at 1x (fully subscribed) and ends at the category's subscription multiple, on a logarithmic scale. Values are listed in the table below. 0.1x 1x 10x 100x 1,000x QIB QIB: 94.94x 94.94x NII NII: 164.94x 164.94x Retail Retail: 96.13x 96.13x Total Total: 110.57x 110.57x
Log scale. Lines run from 1x (fully subscribed): right means more demand than shares, left means shares still unbid.

INDO SMC IPO subscription by category

Category Shares offered Shares bid Amount bid Subscription
QIB 11,72,000 11,12,65,000 ₹1,657.85 Cr 94.94x
NII 8,82,000 14,54,74,000 ₹2,167.56 Cr 164.94x
Retail 20,52,000 19,72,54,000 ₹2,939.08 Cr 96.13x
Total 41,06,000 45,39,93,000 ₹6,764.50 Cr 110.57x

* Shares Offered and Total Amount are calculated based on the upper price of the issue price range. * The portion of anchor investors (or market makers) is not included in the total number of shares offered.

Application-wise breakup and allotment chances

Category Lots reserved Applications Applied Chance per application
QIB — 92 — —
NII — 25,612 — —
Retail — 98,627 — —

"All valid" means applications are fewer than the lots reserved, so every valid application should get at least one lot. When applications exceed lots, allottees are picked by computerised lottery and "1 in X" is the rough chance for one application. The real chance is usually a little better: bids below the cut-off price and invalid applications are removed before the lottery.

INDO SMC IPO subscription day-wise

Category Day 3
QIB 94.94x
NII 164.94x
Retail 96.13x
Total 110.57x
Total added 110.57x

Cumulative figures at the end of each day. Read across a row to see how demand built up. Shading deepens as subscription rises above 1x; "Total added" is how much overall subscription grew that day.

INDO SMC IPO reservation

Category Shares Share of issue
Qualified Institutional Buyers 11,72,000 28.54%
Non-Institutional Investors 8,82,000 21.48%
Retail Individual Investors 20,52,000 49.98%
Public issue 41,06,000 100%

Allotment Chances Note

These are estimates from the latest application and subscription figures. Actual chances are usually somewhat better, because:

  • Not every bid is at the cut-off price. Bids below the final issue price are rejected before the lottery, so fewer applications compete.
  • Multiple-lot applications count once. In an oversubscribed retail or sNII portion, each application gets at most one minimum lot in the draw, however many lots it bid for.
  • Invalid applications drop out. Unapproved UPI mandates, PAN mismatches and duplicate applications are removed before allotment.

Applying for more lots in the retail category does not improve your odds; applying from separate family accounts does.

INDO SMC IPO subscription: FAQs

What is the overall subscription of INDO SMC IPO?
INDO SMC IPO is subscribed 110.57x overall as of day 3 (16 January 2026), with bids for 45,39,93,000 shares against 41,06,000 offered.
What is the retail subscription of INDO SMC IPO?
The retail portion is subscribed 96.13x as of day 3 (16 January 2026).
What is the QIB and NII subscription of INDO SMC IPO?
QIBs have subscribed 94.94x of their portion, and NIIs 164.94x as of day 3 (16 January 2026).
How can I check INDO SMC IPO subscription status live?
This page shows category-wise and day-wise figures and is updated during bidding hours. The same data is published on the BSE and NSE websites under the issue name.
How do I apply for INDO SMC IPO?
Apply online through your broker or bank using UPI or ASBA. Choose the IPO, enter the number of lots and bid price (retail investors can bid at the cut-off price), and approve the UPI mandate before the issue closes on 16 January 2026.

Subscription figures are compiled from BSE and NSE bid data and can be revised by the exchanges after the issue closes. For information only; not investment advice.