Forge Auto International IPO Day 3: Subscription status, GMP, key dates and other details you need to know

Forge Auto International Limited IPO: This initial public offer (IPO), which opened for subscription on Thursday, September 26 is set to close today. Check here for subscription status, GMP, key dates, and other details.

Forge Auto International IPO: Subscription Status

The IPO of Forge Auto International garnered 48.87 times bids by 4.35 pm on Monday, September 30, the last day of the bidding process. The retail category was subscribed 61.17 times, the qualified institutional buyers (QIB) portion 20.13 times and the non-institutional investor (NII) category 58.49 times.

Forge Auto International IPO: Key Dates

Forge Auto International IPO began on September 26 and will close on September 30. The allocation for Forge Auto International IPO is anticipated to be completed on Tuesday, October 1. The proposed listing date for Forge Auto International IPO is Friday, October 4. The shares will list on the NSE SME platform.

Forge Auto International IPO: Subscription Details:

The ₹31.10 crore Forge Auto International IPO is a book-built offering, wherein the company is issuing 28.8 lakh shares.

The pricing range or price band for Forge Auto International IPO is ₹102 to ₹108 per share. The minimum lot size is 1200 shares. Hence, retail investors are required to invest a minimum of ₹129,600. For HNIs, the minimum investment is two lots (2,400 shares), priced at ₹259,200.

Forge Auto International IPO: GMP or Grey Market Premium

For Forge Auto International IPO, the GMP was ₹15, which was lower than ₹36 on day 2 but higher than ₹30 on day 1, according to data from Investorgain.com. This suggests that the shares of Forge Auto International are accessible in the grey market for ₹15 more than the issue price.

This indicates that market participants anticipate Forge Auto International share price to list at ₹123, which is a 13.89% premium over the upper band of the issue price.

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