Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Subscription Status
The Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO opens on 12 June 2026. Subscription data will be updated here once bidding starts.
Allotment will be finalised on 17 June 2026. The stock is scheduled to list on NSE and BSE on 19 June 2026.
Issue Price
Rs 103.00
GMP Today
-
Overall Subscription
-
Issue Size
₹54.27 Cr
Allotment Date
17 Jun 2026
Listing Date
19 Jun 2026
Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Allotment Chances
Based on the final subscription data, here is a realistic view of allotment probability by category.
QIB Category: QIB allotment is discretionary and handled by the book running lead managers. Retail investors do not participate in this category.
Check the Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Allotment Status page from 17 June 2026 for your allotment result.
Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Key Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| IPO Open Date | 12 June 2026 |
| IPO Close Date | 16 June 2026 |
| Allotment Date | 17 June 2026 |
| Refund Initiation | 18 June 2026 |
| Share Credit to Demat | 18 June 2026 |
| Listing Date | 19 June 2026 |
| Minimum Investment | Rs 2,47,200.00 |
| Lot Size | 1200 shares |
About Horizon Reclaim (India) SME
Horizon Reclaim (India) Limited, incorporated in 2006, specializes in the industrial recycling and manufacturing of high-quality reclaimed rubber products. The company converts discarded rubber materials—such as old scrap tires, inner tubes, tread peelings, and industrial rubber residues—into eco-friendly, value-added rubber compounds. Its comprehensive product array features Natural Rubber Reclaim (utilized in footwear soles, floor mats, and tire manufacturing underlayers), Synthetic Rubber Reclaim (including premium EPDM and Butyl rubber grades for automotive weather strips, hoses, and gaskets), and Crumb Rubber used in modified asphalt paving, athletic fields, and roofing applications.
Understanding Subscription Categories
QIB - Qualified Institutional Buyers
Includes foreign institutional investors, domestic financial institutions, mutual funds, and other qualified institutions. QIB demand is considered the most reliable indicator of institutional confidence in an IPO.
NII - Non-Institutional Investors
High net worth individuals applying above Rs 2 lakh. Divided into bNII (above Rs 10 lakh) and sNII (Rs 2 lakh to Rs 10 lakh). NII allotment is proportional.
IND - Individual Investors
Investors applying up to Rs 2 lakh per PAN. Allotment is by lottery when oversubscribed. Minimum one lot per successful applicant.
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Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Subscription FAQs
What is the current subscription status of Horizon Reclaim (India) SME?
Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO overall subscription is - based on shares applied. QIB is at N/A, NII at N/A, and retail at N/A. Data is updated during the subscription window from 12 June 2026 to 16 June 2026.
What are the allotment chances for retail investors?
Retail allotment chances depend on final oversubscription. Allotment is by lottery when retail subscription exceeds 1x.
When will Horizon Reclaim (India) SME allotment be finalised?
Allotment will be finalised on 17 June 2026. You can check your allotment status on the Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Allotment Status page from that date.
What happens after subscription closes?
After the subscription closes, the registrar processes all applications and finalises allotment on 17 June 2026. Refunds for unsuccessful applications are typically initiated before listing. Shares are credited to demat accounts before the listing date on 19 June 2026.
Can I apply after subscription closes?
No. Applications must be submitted before the subscription closes on 16 June 2026. Late applications are rejected automatically.
What is the difference between QIB, NII, and IND subscription?
QIB includes institutional investors such as mutual funds, FIIs, and banks. NII includes high net worth individuals applying above Rs 2 lakh. IND includes individual investors applying up to Rs 2 lakh. Each category has separate reservation and different allotment rules.
How does subscription affect allotment chances?
Higher oversubscription means fewer applicants receive allotment. In the retail category, allotment is by lottery. In the NII category, allotment is proportional. At - overall subscription, competition for shares is moderate.
What is the issue size and lot size for Horizon Reclaim (India) SME?
Issue size is ₹54.27 Cr. Lot size is 1200 shares. Minimum investment at the issue price of Rs 103.00 is Rs 2,47,200.00 per lot (minimum 2 lots for SME).
For allotment results from 17 June 2026, visit the Horizon Reclaim (India) SME IPO Allotment Status page. For listing day updates on 19 June 2026, download the IPOwiz App.
Reviewed by Dinesh Agrawal
15+ years in Indian capital markets and IPO research. Subscription data verified before publish.