Bharat Coking Coal IPO

Bharat Coking Coal IPO

Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), incorporated in 1972 and a wholly owned subsidiary of Coal India Limited, is India's largest producer of coking coal. The company accounts for approximately 58.50% of India's domestic coking coal production, serving as a critical supplier to the steel and power sectors. BCCL operates 32 mines (opencast and underground) across the Jharia and Raniganj coalfields and holds estimated reserves of 7,910 million tonnes. The company also operates coal washeries and is expanding into solar power and coal-bed methane projects.

Issue Price
23
Current GMP
14 (60.87%)
Overall Subscription
146.87x
Issue Size
₹1071.11 Cr
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Live Subscription by Application

CategoryApplications OfferedApplications ReceivedSubscription
QIB7,91,69,0006,9170.00x
FII
-90-
DFI
-538-
MF
-27-
Other
-6,262-
NII6,5976,80,458103.15x
bNII
4,3982,37,40853.98x
Corporate
-1,637-
Individual
-2,25,541-
Other
-10,230-
sNII
2,1994,43,050201.48x
Corporate
-838-
Individual
-4,28,356-
Other
-13,856-
Retail2,30,91072,89,38231.57x
Cut-off price
-61,45,333-
Fixed price
-11,44,049-
Employee38,80897,0852.50x
Cut-off price
-80,649-
Fixed price
-16,436-
Shareholder77,6179,97,58712.85x
Cut-off price
-7,98,767-
Fixed price
-1,98,820-
Total7,95,22,93290,71,4290.11x

Live Subscription by Shares

CategoryShares OfferedShares AppliedSubscription
QIB7.92 Cr2460.65 Cr310.81x
FII
-743.59 Cr-
DFI
-1009.91 Cr-
MF
-107.33 Cr-
Other
-599.83 Cr-
NII5.94 Cr1532.89 Cr258.16x
bNII
3.96 Cr1091.12 Cr275.64x
Corporate
-14.70 Cr-
Individual
-1020.99 Cr-
Other
-55.43 Cr-
sNII
1.98 Cr441.77 Cr223.20x
Corporate
-1.25 Cr-
Individual
-426.65 Cr-
Other
-13.87 Cr-
Retail13.85 Cr683.45 Cr49.33x
Cut-off price
-574.89 Cr-
Fixed price
-108.56 Cr-
Employee2.33 Cr12.05 Cr5.18x
Cut-off price
-9.57 Cr-
Fixed price
-2.48 Cr-
Shareholder4.66 Cr406.52 Cr87.29x
Cut-off price
-301.46 Cr-
Fixed price
-105.05 Cr-
Total34.69 Cr5095.56 Cr146.87x

Subscription Summary

QIB
Shares Applied:310.81x
Applications Offered:0.00x
NII
Shares Applied:258.16x
Applications Offered:103.15x
Retail
Shares Applied:49.33x
Applications Offered:31.57x
Employee
Shares Applied:5.18x
Applications Offered:2.50x
Shareholder
Shares Applied:87.29x
Applications Offered:12.85x

Quick Stats

Total Categories5
IPO TypeMainboard
StatusAllotment Out

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Data Last Updated

14 Jan 2026, 01:27 pm

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Understanding Subscription Categories

QIB

Qualified Institutional Buyers

Includes FII, DFI, Mutual Funds, and other qualified institutions.

NII

Non-Institutional Investors

High net-worth individuals: bNII (₹10L+) and sNII (₹2L-₹10L).

Retail

Retail Individual Investors

Retail investors with applications up to ₹2 lakh per PAN.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current subscription status of Bharat Coking Coal IPO?
The current overall subscription for Bharat Coking Coal IPO is 146.87x. This indicates the total demand relative to the shares offered. Higher subscription typically suggests strong investor interest.
How to check Bharat Coking Coal IPO subscription status?
You can check Bharat Coking Coal IPO subscription status on IPOwiz, BSE website, NSE website, or your broker's platform. Subscription data is updated regularly during the IPO period from 9 January 2026 to 13 January 2026.
What do subscription numbers mean?
Subscription numbers show how many times the IPO is oversubscribed. For example, 146.87x means the IPO received 146.87x times more applications than shares available. Higher subscription in retail category generally means lower allotment chances.
When does Bharat Coking Coal IPO subscription close?
The subscription for Bharat Coking Coal IPO closes on 13 January 2026. Applications must be submitted before the closing time on this date. Late applications will not be accepted.
What is the difference between QIB, NII, and Retail subscription?
QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) includes mutual funds, FIIs, and other institutions. NII (Non-Institutional Investors) includes high net-worth individuals investing above ₹2 lakh. Retail includes individual investors with applications up to ₹2 lakh. Each category has separate subscription quotas.
How does subscription affect allotment chances?
Higher subscription in your category means lower allotment chances. For example, if retail subscription is 146.87x, it means there are 146.87x times more applications than shares available, making allotment competitive.
When will Bharat Coking Coal IPO allotment be finalized?
The allotment for Bharat Coking Coal IPO will be finalized and announced on 14 January 2026. You can check your allotment status on the registrar's website, BSE, NSE, or your demat account after this date.
What happens after subscription closes?
After subscription closes on 13 January 2026, the company and registrar process all applications. Allotment is finalized by 14 January 2026, and shares are credited to successful applicants' demat accounts before the listing date on 19 January 2026.
Can I apply after subscription closes?
No, you cannot apply after the subscription closes on 13 January 2026. All IPO applications must be submitted during the subscription period from 9 January 2026 to 13 January 2026. Late applications are automatically rejected.
What is the issue size and lot size for Bharat Coking Coal IPO?
The issue size for Bharat Coking Coal IPO is ₹1071.11 Cr, and the lot size is 600 shares. The price range is ₹21.0 - ₹23.0. You must apply in multiples of the lot size.