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Kolkata: SaaS firm Capillary Technologies IPO has managed to garner subscription of 52% till the end of Nov, 17. It was subscribed 1.09 times in the retail category, 0.31 times in QIB (ex anchor) category and 0.56 times in the NII category. The public issue is designed to mobilise Rs 877.50-crore through a combination of fresh issue of 0.60 crore shares (aggregating to Rs 345.00 crore) and an OFS part (offer for sale) of 0.92 crore shares (aggregating to Rs 532.50 crore).
The management was able to mop up Rs 394 crore from anchor investors, the company informed the bourses. As many as 21 firms participated in the anchor round and the list includes names such as SBI Mutual Fund (MF), ICICI Prudential MF, Kotak Mahindra MF, Axis MF, Amundi Funds, ValueQuest Investment Advisors, US-based PineBridge Investments and Hornbill Orchid India Fund.
According to investorgain, the Capillary Technologies IPO GMP stood at Rs 29 in the morning of Nov 18. At this level, it suggests a listing gain of 5.03%. Incidentally, the GMP stood at Rs 50 on No 14, the first day of the bidding process. Then it climbed down to Rs 23 on Nov 16 and then went up again. However, it must be remembered that GMP is an unofficial indicator which can quickly change with time and does not guarantee gain or loss on listing.
The Capillary Technologies IPO price band was set at Rs 549-577. Any retail investor has to apply for a minimum lot of 25 shares, for which he/he has to arrange for an application money of Rs 14,425 considering the upper end of the price band. The lot size investment for sNII investors is 14 lots or 350 shares and that for bNII investors the smallest lot has 1,750 shares. JM Financial is the lead manager and MUFG Intime India registrar to the issue.
IPO closes: Today, Nov 18, 2025
Cut-off time for UPI mandate confirmation: 5 pm on Nov 18
Allotment: Nov 19
Refund to unsuccessful bidders: Nov 20
Credit of shares to demat: Nov 20
Listing: Nov 21
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