What is the limit for retail investors in IPO?

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Limit for retail investors in IPO

A retail investor can invest in an IPO through different IPO categories like employee or other reserved category as shareholder or policy holder (if applicable) upto Rs 2 lakhs.

The investor can apply for more than Rs 2 lakhs using the NII category. The investment limit depends on the investor category. Below this we can have the above table.

IPO Investor Category	Limits
Retail Individual Investor (RII)	Up to Rs 2 lakh in an IPO
Non-Institutional Investors (NII / HNI)	Rs 2 lakhs and above
Employee Reservation	As specified in the RHP document
Shareholders Reservation	As specified in the RHP document

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