📈 ARISINFRA IPO Subscription Status (Mid-Day Update): Retail Interest Steady, QIBs Still Muted

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June 19, 2025

Updated: June 19, 2025 – 12:12:02 hrs | Source: NSE

The initial public offering (IPO) of ARISINFRA continues to see strong participation from retail individual investors (RIIs), while Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) remain on the sidelines, contributing to an overall muted demand at this stage.


🔎 Category-Wise Subscription Snapshot:

Investor CategoryShares OfferedShares Bid ForSubscription
QIBs71,37,08626,3310.00x
â”— FIIs
â”— Banks/FIs/Insurers
â”— Mutual Funds
â”— Others26,331
NIIs (HNIs)35,68,54210,14,8490.28x
┗ > ₹10 Lakh23,79,0286,29,8670.26x
┃ ┗ Corporates54,203
┃ ┗ Individuals5,71,108
┃ ┗ Others4,556
┗ ₹2L–₹10L11,89,5143,84,9820.32x
┃ ┗ Corporates3,752
┃ ┗ Individuals3,46,390
┃ ┗ Others34,840
Retail Investors23,79,02822,04,5680.93x
â”— Cut-Off Bids18,04,511
â”— Price Bids4,00,057

🧮 Total IPO Demand Summary:

  • Total Shares Offered: 1,30,84,656
  • Total Shares Bid For: 32,45,748
  • Overall Subscription: 0.25x

📌 Key Observations:

  • Retail investors remain the backbone of the IPO’s current momentum, with nearly full subscription at 93%.
  • QIB category shows negligible interest so far, with only 26,331 shares bid, indicating a likely late entry in the bidding process.
  • HNIs (NIIs) have shown moderate interest with a subscription level of 0.28x, led by individuals bidding above ₹10 lakh.

🕒 Next Steps & Timeline:

  • Bidding closes soon, and final demand, particularly from QIBs, is expected to rise in the closing hours.
  • UPI bids will continue to be updated until 7:00 PM on the last day of the IPO.
  • Investors are advised to monitor bid status and ensure mandate acceptance for UPI-based applications.

📢 Stay tuned for the final day subscription numbers and allotment analysis only on StockMarketRulers.com


Disclaimer: All data provided is based on real-time updates from NSE and is for informational purposes only. Investors are advised to conduct their own due diligence or consult a financial advisor.

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