LEAP IPO Day 2 Live: Total subscribed 0.48x so far - Check analysts view and more
LEAP IPO Day 2 update shows total subscription at 0.48x. QIB category stands at 0.61x, while Retail is at 0.4x. The price band is ₹151.00000 to ₹159.00000 with a minimum bid quantity of 94. Employees category shows strong interest at 2.91x.

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The LEAP IPO entered its second day of subscription today, registering a cumulative subscription of 0.48x so far. While the Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) category has shown moderate interest at 0.61x, the Retail and Non-Institutional Buyers (NII) categories remain under-subscribed, indicating cautious investor sentiment in the early stages of the issue.
Subscription Status
As of the end of Day 2, the subscription numbers across categories are as follows:
| Category | Day 2 Subscription |
|---|---|
| Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) | 0.61 x |
| Non-Institutional Buyers (bHNI) | 0.4 x |
| Non-Institutional Buyers (sHNI) | 0.66 x |
| Retail | 0.4 x |
| Employees | 2.91 x |
| Total Subscribed | 0.48 x |
About the Company
LEAP is offering shares to the public through an initial public offering. The company operates within a sector that has attracted investor attention, though specific business details are to be verified from the final prospectus. The IPO aims to raise capital for various corporate purposes as outlined in the offer documents.
Key Dates
Investors looking to participate in the LEAP IPO should note the following details regarding the bidding process:
- Floor Price: ₹151.00000
- Ceiling Price: ₹159.00000
- Min Bid Qty: 94
- Min IPO Size: 14194
- Max IPO Size: 500000
The issue remains open for bidding until the close date, after which allotment and listing processes will commence.
How might the current under-subscription in Retail and NII categories impact the final price band or listing gains of the LEAP IPO?
What specific factors could drive a surge in retail investor interest during the remaining subscription days to prevent the issue from being withdrawn?
Given the strong employee subscription (2.91x), how might this internal confidence influence external institutional investors' participation in the final days?



























