The SBI Funds Management IPO was subscribed 52% on day one. Eligible SBI shareholders can apply under a reserved quota, competing only with fellow shareholders, potentially improving allotment chances. Investors may also apply separately in the retail category, while post-record-date SBI buyers remain ineligible.
The SBI Funds Management IPO was subscribed 52% on day one. Eligible SBI shareholders can apply under a reserved quota, competing only with fellow shareholders, potentially improving allotment chances. Investors may also apply separately in the retail category, while post-record-date SBI buyers remain ineligible.
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