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5 days agoWakefit IPO sees steady retail demand while institutional participation remains muted
Investor activity in the Wakefit Innovations IPO showed moderate progress as the issue recorded 39 percent overall subscription by the end of Day 2. Retail investors led the demand, subscribing 1.77 times their reserved portion, reflecting strong interest from individual buyers. In contrast, institutional investors remained cautious with limited participation so far. The ₹1,289 crore issue also drew support from anchor investors earlier, with the company raising ₹580 crore ahead of the public offer.
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5 days agoWakefit IPO sees steady retail demand while institutional participation remains muted
Investor activity in the Wakefit Innovations IPO showed moderate progress as the issue recorded 39 percent overall subscription by the end of Day 2. Retail investors led the demand, subscribing 1.77 times their reserved portion, reflecting strong interest from individual buyers. In contrast, institutional investors remained cautious with limited participation so far. The ₹1,289 crore issue also drew support from anchor investors earlier, with the company raising ₹580 crore ahead of the public offer.
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Wakefit’s ₹1,289-crore IPO reached 39 percent subscription on Day 2, driven mainly by strong retail demand, while institutional investors stayed largely on the sidelines.
Investor activity in the Wakefit Innovations IPO showed moderate progress as the issue recorded 39 percent overall subscription by the end of Day 2. Retail investors led the demand, subscribing 1.77 times their reserved portion, reflecting strong interest from individual buyers. In contrast, institutional investors remained cautious with limited participation so far. The ₹1,289 crore issue also drew support from anchor investors earlier, with the company raising ₹580 crore ahead of the public offer.
Investor activity in the Wakefit Innovations IPO showed moderate progress as the issue recorded 39 percent overall subscription by the end of Day 2. Retail investors led the demand, subscribing 1.77 times their reserved portion, reflecting strong interest from individual buyers. In contrast, institutional investors remained cautious with limited participation so far. The ₹1,289 crore issue also drew support from anchor investors earlier, with the company raising ₹580 crore ahead of the public offer.
Dec 10, 2025 • 05:55