Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO Subscription Status

BSE SME
Minimum investment
₹ 2,47,200 480 shares
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Data sourced from BSE · Compiled by IPO Ji · IPO subscription data last updated

Total 1.31x·QIB 0.00x·NII 2.03x·Individual 0.44x

Individual allotment likelyhigh allotment chance

Individual is currently subscribed 0.44× by applications, so individual applicants are likely to receive a full allotment, subject to the issue achieving its minimum subscription.

Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited SME IPO was subscribed 1.31x in total when bidding closed on Jan 16, 2026, with 0x in the QIB category, 2.03x in NII, 0.44x in individual across BSE. The issue is oversubscribed, indicating healthy demand across investor categories. The issue ran from Jan 12, 2026 to Jan 16, 2026 at a price band of ₹515–₹515 per share. Allotment was finalised on Jan 19, 2026.

QIB0.00xNII2.03xIndividual0.44xTotal1.31x1x
Times subscribed by category against the 1× fully-subscribed line (bars capped at 10×).
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Subscription Details (No. of Shares)

Category Offer Applied Times
NIIs 412800 837120 2.03
Individual 412800 183360 0.44
Total 825600 1078560 1.31

Subscription Details (In Crores)

Category Offered Demand Times
NIIs 21.26 43.11 2.03
Individual 21.26 9.44 0.44
TOTAL 42.52 55.55 1.31

Day-wise subscription

Total subscription trend1.07x to 1.31x+0.24x
0.00x1.31x1x1.07xDay 11.13xDay 21.19xDay 31.31xDay 4
As on QIB Individual Total
Day 1
12 Jan 2026
5:00 PM
1.93x 0.07x 1.07x
Day 2
13 Jan 2026
5:00 PM
1.95x 0.16x 1.13x
Day 3
14 Jan 2026
5:00 PM
2.01x 0.22x 1.19x
Day 4
16 Jan 2026
5:00 PM
2.03x 0.44x 1.31x

Subscription by number of applications

Anticipated subscription based on the number of applications received (an alternative to the shares-based figures above), sourced from BSE.

CategoryTimes (by applications)
Individual0.44x
Total applications~653

What this means for allotment & listing

Because Narmadesh Brass Industries closed oversubscribed, applicants were not guaranteed full allotment. In oversubscribed issues, shares are allotted according to the applicable category and exchange rules, so applicants are not guaranteed full allotment once an issue is oversubscribed. The number of times each category is subscribed is one indicator of demand, alongside the company's fundamentals and the broader market.

A high subscription figure reflects strong demand but does not guarantee a premium listing, and a low figure does not guarantee a discount. This page is for information only and is not investment advice. Investors should read the company's prospectus and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before making any decision.

Listed at BSE SME · Registrar: Kfin Technologies Ltd. · Bidding data sourced from the BSE public-issue platform under SEBI ICDR regulations.

IPO subscription status shows how many times an issue has been applied for, compared with the shares on offer, broken down by Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB), Non-Institutional Investors (NII), and the Retail or SME Individual Investor category. A figure of "2x" means investors applied for twice the shares available. See how IPO subscription works and track all live IPOs →

Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO subscription FAQs

Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited IPO was subscribed 1.31x at close on Jan 16, 2026, with 0x in QIB, 2.03x in NII, 0.44x in individual.

Yes. Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO was subscribed 1.31x, meaning investors applied for 1.31x the number of shares on offer.

The Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO allotment was finalised on Jan 19, 2026. You can check your allotment status by PAN or application number on the registrar's website or on IPO Ji.

Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO has a price band of ₹515–₹515 per share, with a minimum individual investor application of ₹2,47,200 for 480 shares.

It means investors have applied for X times the number of shares the company is offering. For example, 5x means demand was five times the shares available. A figure above 1x is called oversubscription; below 1x is undersubscription.

No. The higher an issue is oversubscribed, the lower each applicant’s chance of allotment. SME shares are allotted according to the applicable Individual Investor, NII and exchange rules, so oversubscription does not guarantee full allotment.

QIB covers qualified institutions. Under the current SME IPO framework, an Individual Investor applies for the minimum application size of two lots above ₹2 lakh, while applicants bidding for more than two lots are classified in the NII category. Each category has its own reserved portion and allotment rules.

IPO Ji updates subscription figures through the bidding day using data sourced from BSE. The "Last updated" time shown on the page reflects the most recent refresh.

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