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Most Subscribed IPOs in 2013

Most Subscribed IPO in 2013 | Top 10 Successful IPOs of 2013

When the number of shares applied for is far greater than the number of shares offered in an issue, it leads to an oversubscription. An oversubscribed issue is generally presumed to be successful ones with possibility of premium listing due to the huge demand.

The IPO subscription status and allotment has an inverse relation. The higher the subscription lesser are the chances of allotment and vice versa.

Listed below are the Top 10 Oversubscribed IPOs of 2013 with breakup of subscription across investor categories and their listing gains.

Top 10 Successful IPOs of 2013 (Based on Subscription)

# Issue Name Issue Size (Rs Cr) Oversubscribed (x) QIB (x) NII (x) Retail (x) Employee (x) Others (x) Listing Date Offer Price (Rs) Listing Day - Close Price (Rs) Listing Day Gain / Loss (%) Compare
1Just Dial Ltd919.1411.6310.1222.343.53Jun 05, 2013530611.4515.37
2Power Grid Corporation of India6958.646.749.099.72.171.31Dec 19, 201385.599.2516.08
3V-Mart Retail Ltd94.421.21.521.390.79Feb 20, 2013210205.25-2.26
4Repco Home Finance Ltd270.391.653.390.350.510.57Apr 01, 2013172160.85-6.48
  • The offer price above is the highest price from the IPO price band.
  • The listing price reflected above is of the exchange where the listing price is higher.
  • (x) meaning 'number of times'
  • Investor Categories:
    • QIB - QIB includes SEBI registered Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), Banks, Mutual Funds and financial institutions.
    • NII - NII includes Individual investors, NRIs, companies, trusts etc who bid for more than Rs 2 lakhs.
    • Retails - Retails include the individual investor who apply up to Rs 2,00,000 in an IPO.
    • Employee - Certain companies have a reserved quota for their employees in an IPO.
    • Others - Any other eligible shareholder other than above who have a reserved quote in an IPO.

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