Equitas Holdings Limited IPO – GMP, Review, Share Price, Subscription, and Details

1.Equitas Holdings Limited IPO Overview

The initial public offering (IPO) of Equitas Holdings Limited is a public issue under the Mainboard board. The subscription window is scheduled to open on Apr 5, 2016 and close on Apr 7, 2016, with the price band fixed at ₹109–110 per equity share.

2.Issue Details at a Glance

3.Bidding, Allotment & Listing Timeline

• Bidding opens: Apr 5, 2016
• Bidding closes: Apr 7, 2016
• Allotment date: TBA
• Listing date: 2016-04-21
• Minimum investment: TBA

4.Equitas Holdings Limited IPO GMP Today

No grey market premium has been recorded for Equitas Holdings Limited yet. GMP is an informal, unregulated indicator of listing-day sentiment and is not published by any exchange.

5.How to Apply for Equitas Holdings Limited IPO

1. 1Open IPOGMPTracker or use your broker's app or net banking ASBA facility.
2. 2Search for "Equitas Holdings Limited IPO" and select it from the list of current issues.
3. 3Choose your demat account and enter your bid quantity in multiples of the —-share lot, at a price within the ₹109–110 band (or bid at cut-off, if eligible).
4. 4Submit the application and approve the UPI mandate request when it arrives — funds stay blocked in your account and are debited only on allotment.

Allotment is expected to be finalised around TBA, with listing tentatively scheduled for 2016-04-21 on BSE and NSE. Once finalised, check your status on the Equitas Holdings Limited IPO allotment status page.

6.How to Track Subscription & Allotment

• Live subscription: Track QIB, NII and retail bidding on the IPO subscription status page
• Allotment status: Check your application on the IPO allotment status page
• Full IPO details: See dates, lot size, reservation and financials on the Equitas Holdings Limited IPO page
• More issues: Browse current IPOs, upcoming IPOs and the IPO event calendar

7.Conclusion

Equitas Holdings Limited opens on Apr 5, 2016 and closes on Apr 7, 2016 at ₹109–110 per share. Read the offer documents in full and consult a qualified adviser before applying — nothing on this page is investment advice.