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SME IPO: Brisk Technovision was subscribed over 31 times, on the final day of bidding.
Investors snapped up Fonebook, DelaPlex, and Docmode Health Technologies IPOs on the first day. On the last day of bidding, Brisk Technovision was subscribed over 31 times. Let’s examine SME IPOs.
Fonebook Retail (Fonebook) IPO:
- Fully subscribed on the first day of bidding.
- Retail investors subscribed over eight times, NIIs bought 1.84 times the allotted quota.
- IPO opened on January 25, to close on January 30.
- Price band: Rs 66-70 per share.
- Offer size: Rs 20.37 crore.
DelaPlex IPO:
- Subscribed 8.5 times on the first day of bidding.
- Retail investors subscribed 2.9 times, NIIs bought 1.38 times, and QIBs booked 57% of their portion.
- IPO opened on January 25, to close on January 30.
- Price band: Rs 186-192 per share.
- Offer size: Rs 46.08 crore.
Docmode Health Technologies IPO:
- Subscribed 1.6 times on the first day of bidding.
- Retail portion booked 2.94 times, NIIs picked 31% of the allotted quota.
- IPO opened on January 25, to close on January 30.
- Price: Rs 79 per share.
- Aiming to raise Rs 6.71 crore.
Brisk Technovision IPO:
- Subscribed 31 times on the last day of bidding.
- Retail investors subscribed 24.76 times, NIIs bought 37.72 times their portion.
- IPO opened on January 23, closed on January 25.
- Price: Rs 156 per share.
- Offer size: Rs 12.48 crore.
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