Shiprocket’s initial public offering (IPO) opens for subscription with a price band set at ₹92 to ₹97 per share, and a retail lot size of 154 shares, making the minimum retail investment ₹14,938. Reports also cite a total issue size of about ₹1,617 crore.
Several outlets track the IPO’s grey market premium (GMP) and subscription indicators as the issue begins. NDTV notes the GMP rising on day one, with one report quoting a ₹27 GMP before launch and another describing higher GMP movement after subscriptions start. These figures are used by market participants to estimate a potential listing price compared with the upper end of the offer range, and to gauge near-term sentiment.
While all sources cover the same offer details and live market tracking, the emphasis differs: some focus on the application mechanics and minimum ticket size, while others foreground the GMP and the implied listing range. Subscription status updates are mentioned alongside GMP, but the exact demand split is presented as a live, changing metric rather than a final outcome. The IPO’s eventual allotment and listing depend on regulatory and exchange timelines.
