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LEAP India IPO reaches 24% subscription on Day 1, led by QIB demand
Indian supply-chain solutions provider LEAP India’s IPO was subscribed 24% on Day 1, led by QIB demand. The company, which serves FMCG, ecommerce and retail clients, plans to use ₹360 Cr of fresh-issue proceeds to repay borrowings.
Reported figures
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| 24% overall subscription as of 14:30 IST on Day | 1 |
|---|---|
| 2.71 Cr shares bid versus | 11.50 Cr shares offered |
| Retail quota subscribed | 10% |
| Employee quota subscribed | 88% |
| Fresh issue up to ₹480 Cr; offer for sale | up to ₹2,000 Cr |
| FY26 net profit ₹62.3 Cr, up | 66% |
| FY26 operating revenue ₹729.5 Cr, up | 56% |
Also in the report
- ₹743.6 Cr raised from anchor investors
- ₹371.3 Cr raised in pre-IPO placement
- ₹7,004.5 Cr valuation at upper price band
Other figures
- QIB quota subscribed 61%
- NII quota subscribed 6%
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