Caliber Mining & Logistics’ IPO is moving into its final stages, with investors focused on the expected share allotment and the likely listing outcome. Reports say the IPO allotment process is expected to be finalised on the allotment date, after which applicants can check whether they received shares via the registrar’s website and through BSE and NSE portals. The issue is scheduled to debut on the stock exchanges on July 24, 2026, with trading expected on both NSE and BSE.
Multiple outlets cite grey market premium signals that suggest a listing gain, though they note these figures are unofficial indicators rather than guarantees. One report places the GMP at around Rs 115 (implying roughly a 27% premium) on day 2, while another cites GMP around Rs 71 and estimates a potential listing gain of about 17%. A further update mentions signals pointing to around 22% listing gains as the IPO approaches its closure.
The IPO remains described as a Rs 450-crore offer, with a price band of Rs 402–424 per share and a minimum lot size of 35 shares. Subscription is reported as very high, with an overall subscription of 146.64 times and strong bids across QIB, NII and retail categories.
