E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited

Subscription Status of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited IPO

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The initial public offering of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited concluded its final day of bidding with an exceptionally strong response from investors, with the issue subscribed 489.52 times as of 5:36 PM IST, based on the latest exchange data.
The IPO drew bids for 1,69,49,20,000 shares, significantly higher than the total issue size of 34,62,400 shares, underscoring intense demand across retail, non-institutional, and institutional investor categories throughout the session.

Retail Investors Anchor Demand Till Close​

Individual Investors emerged as the largest contributors to the subscription, bidding for 87,60,70,400 shares across 5,47,544 applications. Retail participation remained resilient through the day, with steady bid additions even in the late trading hours of the final day, reflecting strong investor appetite for the issue.

Strong Traction From High-Value Investors​

The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also recorded a robust response, with bids aggregating 60,16,38,400 shares across 1,17,692 applications. High-value applications above ₹10 lakh accounted for a substantial portion of this demand, highlighting strong interest from affluent individual investors and corporates.

Institutional Participation Remains Firm​

Institutional interest stayed elevated, with the QIB segment bidding for 21,72,11,200 shares through 195 applications. Participation included foreign institutional investors, domestic financial institutions, and mutual funds, indicating broad-based institutional confidence in the offering.

Overall Subscription Snapshot (As of 5:36 PM IST)​

CategoryShares Bid
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs)21,72,11,200
Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs)60,16,38,400
Individual Investors87,60,70,400
Total Bids Received1,69,49,20,000
Issue Size34,62,400
Overall Subscription489.52 times

Demand Holds Across Price Band​

Bid data indicated sustained interest across the entire price band, with cumulative demand remaining largely intact at higher price points, suggesting limited price sensitivity among investors and heightened competition for allotment.

FINAL DAY UPDATE: E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Inches Higher in Late Trade

Investor participation in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited remained steady in the closing hour of the final bidding day, with overall subscription edging up to 489.52 times as of 5:36 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids rose marginally to 169.49 crore shares, compared with the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, indicating continued bid additions even after the market close window. Retail investors maintained their lead, bidding for 87.61 crore shares across 5.47 lakh applications, reflecting sustained individual participation till the very end.

Demand from Non-Institutional Investors also saw incremental movement, with bids reaching 60.16 crore shares, primarily led by high-value individual applications. Institutional interest remained unchanged at elevated levels, with QIB bids steady at 21.72 crore shares, backed by foreign investors, domestic financial institutions, and mutual funds.

FINAL DAY: E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Nears 490x Subscription

Bidding momentum in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited remained exceptionally strong in the final stretch, with overall subscription reaching 489.36 times as of 4:54 PM IST on December 30, according to the latest exchange update.

Total bids increased further to 169.44 crore shares, against an issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, underscoring relentless demand across investor categories. Individual Investors continued to dominate participation, bidding for 87.56 crore shares through over 5.47 lakh applications, reflecting sustained retail interest even towards the close.

The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also showed marginal gains, with bids inching up to 60.16 crore shares, led by high-value individual applications above ₹10 lakh. Institutional participation remained stable, with the QIB segment holding at 195 applications and bids of 21.72 crore shares, supported by foreign investors, domestic institutions, and mutual funds.

Subscription levels stayed firm across the price band, highlighting intense competition for allotment as the IPO continued through its final day of bidding.

FINAL DAY: E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Nears 490x Subscription

Bidding for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited remained exceptionally strong on the final day, with the issue subscribed 488.57 times as of 4:34 PM IST on December 30, based on the latest exchange data.

Total bids stood at 169.16 crore shares, sharply higher than the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, reflecting sustained and aggressive participation across all investor categories. Individual Investors continued to lead the demand, bidding for 87.30 crore shares through over 5.45 lakh applications, underscoring strong retail interest till the late session.

The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also remained robust, with bids reaching 60.14 crore shares, driven largely by high-value individual applications above ₹10 lakh. Institutional participation stayed firm as well, with the QIB segment recording bids of 21.72 crore shares across 195 applications, including participation from foreign investors, domestic financial institutions, and mutual funds.

Subscription levels remained resilient across the entire price band, signalling intense competition for allotment as the IPO continued into the final phase of bidding on its last day.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Skyrockets to 479.49x by 3:34 PM

Bidding for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited surged sharply in the final hour of trade, with the issue now subscribed 479.49 times as of 3:34 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids climbed to 166.02 crore shares, against an issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, marking one of the most heavily subscribed offerings of the year. Retail investors continued to dominate participation, bidding for 84.64 crore shares through over 5.28 lakh applications, highlighting sustained enthusiasm from individual investors until the close.

Institutional demand strengthened significantly, with the QIB segment expanding to 191 applications and bids rising to 21.64 crore shares, including participation from foreign investors, domestic institutions, and mutual funds. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) category also recorded robust traction, with bids increasing to 59.74 crore shares, led largely by high-value individual applications.

Subscription remained firm across the price band, underscoring intense competition for allotment as the IPO headed into its closing phase.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Surges to 413.15x by 2:46 PM

The demand from investors in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited heightened markedly in the late afternoon market, and the issue has been subscribed 413.15 times as of 2:46 PM IST as of December 30.

The total number of bids rose to 143.05 crore shares, which is much higher when compared to the size of issuance at 34.62 lakh shares. Retail investors maintained their lead in bidding with intense demand at 76.96 crore shares from nearly 4.81 lakh applications.

Institutional involvement surged with the QIBs segment increasing to 152 applications and bid participation touching 14.14 crore shares, thanks to significant inflows from foreign investors as well as financial institutions. The Non-Institutional Investor category saw a significant jump with bid particiapation touching 51.95 crore shares, mainly driven by high value applications filed by individuals.

Subscription remained strong in the price band, indicating the tough competition to get a share in the IPO as it entered the final stage of the afternoon session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Races to 351.30x by 1:52 PM

Bidding intensity in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited went up considerably in the mid-afternoon session, with the issue being fully subscribed 351.30 times as of 1:52 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids increased to a whopping level of 121.63 crore shares, compared to the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, marking the steady demand from all categories of investors. Retail investors have continued to remain the foundation of the bidding, committing 69.48 crore shares, via over 4.34 lakh applications.

Institutional interest saw a considerable rise, with the QIB segment increasing its number of applications to 104 and bids rising to 7.04 crore shares, driven by the growing interest of overseas as well as domestic institutions. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also saw robust interest, with bids increasing to 45.12 crore shares, driven by large value applications of more than ₹10 lakhs.

The subscription levels are strong through the entire price band, which further cements the competitiveness for an allotment as the IPO enters the latter half of the afternoon session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Jumps to 319.78x by 1:24 PM

The IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued its rapid ascent in the early afternoon session, with overall subscription climbing to 319.78 times as of 1:24 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids rose to 110.72 crore shares, significantly exceeding the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, reflecting broad-based demand across investor categories. Retail investors remained the largest contributors, bidding for 64.69 crore shares through over 4.04 lakh applications, underlining strong participation from individual investors.

Institutional interest strengthened further, with the QIB segment seeing a sharp rise to 80 applications and bids jumping to 4.81 crore shares, led by higher participation from foreign institutional investors. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) category also recorded steady traction, with bids increasing to 41.22 crore shares, driven primarily by high-value individual applications.

Demand remained firm across the entire price band, signalling intense competition for allotment as the IPO moved deeper into the afternoon trading window.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Crosses 300x by 1:04 PM

Subscription momentum in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited strengthened sharply in early afternoon trade, with the issue now subscribed 302.14 times as of 1:04 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids surged to 104.61 crore shares, far exceeding the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, reflecting aggressive participation across all investor categories. Retail investors continued to lead demand, bidding for 62.16 crore shares through nearly 3.88 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also saw strong traction, with bids rising to 39.12 crore shares, led by high-value individual applications above ₹10 lakh.

Institutional interest accelerated meaningfully, with the QIB segment recording 64 applications and bids jumping to 3.33 crore shares, including increased participation from foreign investors. Demand remained resilient across the entire price band, underscoring intense competition for allotment as the IPO moved deeper into the afternoon session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Surges to 274.02x by 12:28 PM

The subscription for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued to speed up in the early afternoon session, and the issue has been subscribed 274.02 times as of 12:28 PM IST on 30 December.

The total bids rose to 94.87 crore shares, compared to the size of issue of 34.62 lakh shares, marking robust demand from every category of investors. The retail individual investors continued to top the list of bidders, bidding for a total of 57.05 crore shares in over 3.56 lakh applications.

Even the Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment managed to see some momentum building, with bids increasing to 35.19 crore shares, mainly driven by large individual bidders in the above ₹10 lakh category. Institutional participation continued to gather strength, with the QIB segment receiving 49 applications, showcasing sharp jumps in bids to 2.24 crore shares, with strong contributions from foreign bidders.

Demand continued to be strong across the entire price range, thus sustains robust competition for share allotment as it progressed in the trading window in the afternoon sessions.

LIVE UPDATE: E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Races Past 262 Times

Subscription for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited gathered further momentum in the early afternoon session, with the issue now subscribed 262.46 times as of 12:16 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids climbed sharply to 90.87 crore shares, compared with an issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, highlighting relentless demand across investor segments. Retail investors continued to dominate, bidding for 55.34 crore shares through nearly 3.46 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) category also saw strong acceleration, with bids rising to 33.96 crore shares, driven primarily by high-value individual applications.

Institutional participation strengthened as well, with the QIB segment recording 43 applications and bids increasing to 1.57 crore shares, including higher participation from foreign investors. Demand remained firm across all price points in the band, reinforcing intense competition for allotment as the IPO moved deeper into the afternoon session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscribed 242.55 Times by Early Afternoon

The IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued its sharp upward trajectory, with overall subscription reaching 242.55 times as of 12:04 PM IST on December 30.

Total bids surged to 83.97 crore shares, far exceeding the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, underscoring sustained and aggressive demand across all investor categories. Retail investors remained the largest contributors, bidding for 52.37 crore shares through over 3.27 lakh applications, reflecting strong participation from small investors.

The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment recorded a substantial jump, with bids rising to 30.23 crore shares, led by high-value applications above ₹10 lakh. Meanwhile, the QIB segment showed a steady improvement, with bids increasing to 1.36 crore shares across 41 applications, indicating growing institutional participation as the issue progressed.

Demand stayed resilient across the entire price band, signalling intense competition for allotment as bidding activity gathered pace heading into the afternoon session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Jumps to 220.30 Times

Investor demand for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited strengthened further in the late morning trade, with the issue now subscribed 220.30 times as of 11:30 AM IST on December 30.

Total bids climbed sharply to 76.27 crore shares, against an issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, reflecting sustained momentum across investor categories. Retail investors continued to lead participation, bidding for 47.96 crore shares through nearly 3.00 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment saw a significant rise as well, with bids increasing to 26.98 crore shares, driven by strong demand from high-value individual bidders.

The QIB segment recorded a marginal uptick in applications and bids, indicating steady institutional interest. Subscription remained firm across all price points in the band, underscoring intense competition for allotment as the IPO moved closer to the midday session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Surges Past 209 Times

The IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited witnessed a sharp spike in demand during the late morning session, with overall subscription jumping to 209.24 times as of 11:12 AM IST on December 30. Total bids rose significantly to 72.44 crore shares, compared with the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares.

Retail investors continued to anchor the demand, bidding for 45.62 crore shares across more than 2.85 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment saw accelerated traction, with bids climbing to 25.48 crore shares, led by strong participation from high-value individual bidders. The QIB segment also recorded an uptick, with applications increasing to 36 and bids marginally higher at 1.33 crore shares.

Demand remained firm across all price levels in the band, reinforcing the intense competition for allotment as bidding activity picked up pace heading into the final hours.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Nears 194 Times Mark

Bidding momentum in the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued unabated, with the issue now subscribed 194.00 times as of 11:02 AM IST on December 30. Total bids increased to 67.17 crore shares, against an issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, underscoring sustained and aggressive investor participation.

Retail investors remained the key driver, with Individual Investors bidding for 42.71 crore shares through nearly 2.67 lakh applications. Demand from Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs) also strengthened further, with bids rising to 23.13 crore shares, led by high-value applications above ₹10 lakh. The QIB segment remained steady at 1.32 crore shares, reflecting consistent institutional interest.

Subscription levels stayed resilient across all price points in the band, indicating continued appetite and intense competition for allotment as the issue progressed into the late morning session.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Touches 191.10 Times

The IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued to see sharp traction, with overall subscription rising to 191.10 times as of 10:58 AM IST on December 30. Total bids climbed further to 66.16 crore shares, significantly higher than the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares.

Retail demand remained strong, with Individual Investors placing bids for 42.05 crore shares across more than 2.62 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also recorded steady growth, with bids increasing to 22.78 crore shares, driven largely by high-value applications above ₹10 lakh. The QIB segment remained stable at 1.32 crore shares, indicating consistent institutional participation.

Demand stayed firm across the entire price band, underscoring sustained investor interest and intensifying competition for allotment as bidding progressed.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Subscription Crosses 187 Times

Investor demand for the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited continued to intensify, with the issue now subscribed 187.60 times as of 10:52 AM IST on December 30. Total bids surged to 64.95 crore shares, sharply higher than the issue size of 34.62 lakh shares, reflecting sustained momentum across investor categories.

Retail participation remained the primary driver, with Individual Investors bidding for over 41.28 crore shares across 2.58 lakh applications. The Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment also saw a notable jump, with bids rising to 22.34 crore shares, led by high-value applications above ₹10 lakh. The QIB segment showed incremental improvement as well, with bids increasing to 1.32 crore shares.

Demand remained resilient across the entire price band, indicating continued appetite even at higher bid levels, as competition for allotment further intensified.

E TO E Transportation Infrastructure IPO Sees Frenzied Demand

As of 10:44 AM IST on December 30, the IPO of E TO E Transportation Infrastructure Limited has witnessed extraordinary investor interest, with the issue subscribed 177.81 times against the total issue size of 34.62 lakh shares.

Retail investors continue to dominate the demand, bidding for nearly 40 crore shares, while Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs) have also shown aggressive participation with bids exceeding 21 crore shares. The QIB segment, though smaller in application count, has contributed over 1.32 crore shares to the total demand.

Overall bids stood at 61.56 crore shares, significantly outpacing the shares on offer, highlighting intense competition for allotment as the issue progresses. The subscription trend indicates sustained momentum across price levels within the band, with demand remaining largely intact even at higher prices.
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