The Aequs Initial Public Offering (IPO) has completed its allotment process with significant demand from investors. The IPO garnered bids for 4,27,19,73,120 shares against the available 4,09,59,389 shares, totaling an application value of Rs 52,972.47 crore.
Data from the registrar reveals that the Aequs IPO was oversubscribed by 104.30 times overall, showcasing strong interest from retail investors at 81.03 times, qualified institutional buyers (QIB) at 122.93 times, and non-institutional investors (NII) at 83.61 times as of December 5. This high level of oversubscription indicates widespread enthusiasm for the IPO across various investor categories.
Investors who applied for the Aequs IPO are eagerly awaiting the allotment results. They can check their status through the BSE website or via the registrar, Kfin Technologies Ltd.
To check on the BSE site, applicants should select the ‘Equity’ option, then pick ‘Aequs Limited’ from the list, enter their application number and PAN, and input the captcha to view their allotment status.
Alternatively, Kfin Technologies Ltd offers a digital method for checking the allotment outcome. Applicants can visit the Kfintech IPO allotment page, select ‘Aequs Limited’ from the dropdown menu, choose between Application Number, Demat Account Number, or PAN, enter the required details and captcha, and click ‘Submit’ to check if they have received the allotment.
Market analysts have observed that the Aequs IPO’s latest grey market premium (GMP) stood at 37 as of December 8th, 2025, at 08:37 AM. With a price band of 124, the estimated listing price is anticipated to be 161 per share, factoring in the cap price and the GMP.
This implies a projected percentage gain or loss per share of around 29.84%. The active grey market premium serves as a predictive metric for the IPO’s performance upon its debut on the stock exchanges.
The Aequs IPO is set to list on both the BSE and NSE, with the tentative listing date scheduled for December 10, 2025. This impending listing is expected to attract close attention from allotment recipients, as well as market participants assessing the IPO’s robust demand and potential for initial listing gains.