Defrail Technologies SME IPO Day 2 Ends at 10.90x Subscription; Retail Portion Oversubscribed 18.08x

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Faridabad, January 12, 2026: The initial public offering of Defrail Technologies Limited witnessed a sharp surge in demand on Day 2 of bidding, with overall subscription climbing to 10.90 times by 5:00 PM IST on Monday, driven overwhelmingly by retail and non institutional investors.
The ₹14 crore SME IPO, which opened on January 9 and remains open for subscription until January 13, 2026, saw heavy inflows during the second session, marking a decisive turnaround from the muted response seen on the opening day.

Day 2 Subscription Status (As of 5:00 PM IST)​

CategoryShares ReservedShares BidSubscription (Times)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs)3,55,200-0.00
Non Institutional Investors (NII)3,63,20033,47,2009.22
Retail Individual Investors (RII)6,24,0001,12,80,00018.08
Total13,42,4001,46,27,20010.90
A total of 3,910 applications were recorded across categories by the end of Day 2.

Retail Investors Drive Momentum​

Retail participation emerged as the dominant force on Day 2, with the category subscribed 18.08 times. Retail investors bid for 1,12,80,000 shares against an allocation of 6,24,000 shares, reflecting aggressive participation through the session.

Strong Broad-Based NII Demand​

The Non Institutional Investor segment also saw significant traction, closing Day 2 at 9.22 times subscription.
  • High-value NIIs subscribed 11.60 times, bidding for 20,60,800 shares against 1,77,600 shares reserved.
  • Lower-value NIIs subscribed 14.11 times, with bids for 12,86,400 shares against 91,200 shares reserved.
The data indicates robust interest across ticket sizes as the issue heads into its final day.

Institutional Participation Still Awaited​

The Qualified Institutional Buyers portion remained unsubscribed at the end of Day 2. In SME IPOs, institutional participation is often limited or deferred until the final session, keeping the focus on retail and non institutional flows.

Price-Wise Demand Shows Cut-Off Comfort​

BSE price-band data showed demand evenly distributed across the band, with strong volumes sustained even at the cut-off price.
Bid Price (₹)Shares Bid
70.001,46,27,200
71.001,45,53,600
72.001,45,44,000
73.001,44,89,600
74.001,44,76,800
The narrow spread between price points suggests investors are bidding competitively ahead of the final session.

Grey Market Premium Trends Strengthen on Day 2​

The grey market premium for the IPO firmed up alongside the sharp rise in subscriptions.
DateIPO Price (₹)GMP (₹)Overall SubscriptionEstimated Listing Price
12 Jan 202674.00811.64x₹82
11 Jan 202674.0060.80x₹80
10 Jan 202674.0060.80x₹80

Note: Grey market premium (GMP) figures are informational indicators based on informal, off-market activity. The publisher does not participate in or recommend grey market or sub-to-sub (sub2) trading. GMP is unofficial, unregulated, and subject to rapid change.

IPO Details​

ParticularsDetails
Issue PeriodJanuary 9 to January 13, 2026
Price Band₹70 to ₹74 per share
Issue Size₹14 crore
Market Lot1,600 shares
Minimum Retail Application3,200 shares
Listing DateJanuary 16, 2026

About the Company​

Defrail Technologies Limited is engaged in the manufacturing of engineered rubber components, including rubber hoses and assemblies, rubber profiles and beadings, and rubber moulded parts. The company supplies to automotive, railway, and defence sectors under a B2B model and operates manufacturing facilities in Faridabad, Haryana.
As the IPO enters its final day of subscription on Tuesday, market attention will remain on whether the strong Day 2 momentum translates into further oversubscription before bidding closes.
 

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