Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Caliber Mining IPO subscribed 146x, retail sees 41x subscription
Caliber Mining's IPO was very popular, with investors bidding 146 times more than the shares available.
Big investors like banks and funds wanted shares 240 times more than offered, while regular people wanted them 41 times more.
The shares might list at ₹507, which is almost 20% more than the highest price set for the IPO.
Experts think it's a good investment for the long term because of India's need for coal and the company's strong plans.
However, the price in the grey market has dropped a bit, which might mean the market is a bit uncertain.
Caliber Mining IPO subscribed 146.64 times overall.
QIB portion subscribed 240.71 times, NII 267.36 times, retail 41.15 times.
Grey market premium at ₹83, indicating a 19.58% gain.
IPO aimed to raise ₹450 crore with a price band of ₹402-₹424 per share.
Expert rating: 'Subscribe' for medium-to-long-term investment.
- Who
- Caliber Mining
- What
- IPO subscription details and market performance
- When
- July 17-22 (bidding closed, allotment by July 22, listing by July 24)
- Where
- India (NSE and BSE)
- Why
- To raise ₹450 crore for capacity expansion and balance sheet strengthening
Positive Outlook
Market Volatility Concerns
Investment Potential
Positive Outlook
Caliber Mining offers a compelling play on India's coal outsourcing theme with strong execution and growth prospects.
Market Volatility Concerns
The grey market premium has fallen, indicating potential market volatility and uncertainty.
- IPO Subscription
- 146.64 times
- QIB Subscription
- 240.71 times
- NII Subscription
- 267.36 times
- Retail Subscription
- 41.15 times
- Price Band
- ₹402 to ₹424 per share
- Grey Market Premium
- ₹83 (19.58% gain)
- Expected Listing Date
- July 24