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The Speciality Medicines SME IPO closed on 24 March 2026 with an overall subscription of 2.33x based on shares applied. QIB demand came in at 96.24x, NII at 2.01x, and retail at 0.85x.

Allotment will be finalised on 25 March 2026. The stock is scheduled to list on NSE and BSE on 30 March 2026.

Issue Price

Rs 124.00

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Overall Subscription

2.33x

Issue Size

₹29.14 Cr

Allotment Date

25 Mar 2026

Listing Date

30 Mar 2026

Speciality Medicines SME IPO Subscription by Amount

Category-wise subscription based on amount applied at issue price Rs 124.00

CategoryAmount OfferedAmount AppliedSubscription
QIBRs 26.04 LRs 25.06 Cr96.24x
FII-Rs 25.06 Cr-
DFI---
Mutual Funds---
Other---
NIIRs 13.50 CrRs 27.21 Cr2.01x
bNII (above Rs 10L)Rs 9.00 CrRs 24.34 Cr2.70x
Corporate-Rs 1.86 Cr-
Individual-Rs 22.37 Cr-
Other-Rs 11.16 L-
sNII (Rs 2L to Rs 10L)Rs 4.50 CrRs 2.86 Cr0.64x
Corporate-Rs 9.92 L-
Individual-Rs 2.73 Cr-
Other-Rs 3.72 L-
INDRs 13.52 CrRs 11.43 Cr0.85x
Fixed price-Rs 11.43 Cr-
TotalRs 27.28 CrRs 63.70 Cr2.34x

Speciality Medicines SME IPO Subscription by Applications

Category-wise subscription based on applications received

CategoryApplications OfferedApplications ReceivedSubscription
QIB2120.10x
FII-2-
DFI---
Mutual Funds---
Other---
NII3632220.61x
bNII (above Rs 10L)2421670.69x
Corporate-1-
Individual-165-
Other-1-
sNII (Rs 2L to Rs 10L)121550.45x
Corporate-1-
Individual-53-
Other-1-
IND5454610.85x
Fixed price-461-
Total9296850.74x

What Do These Subscription Numbers Mean?

A subscription of 2.33x means the IPO received bids for 2 times the number of shares available. For every 2 applications, only 1 can receive an allotment.

Here is what each category number tells you:

QIB at 96.24x: This is the strongest signal on the page. QIBs are institutional investors, mutual funds, foreign institutions, and banks. When they subscribe at 96.24x, it reflects serious institutional conviction.

NII at 2.01x: NII includes high net worth individuals applying above Rs 2 lakh. At 2.01x, allotment probability for NII applicants is very low. The bNII segment came in at 2.70x and sNII at 0.64x.

Retail at 0.85x: Retail investors applying up to Rs 2 lakh saw 0.85x subscription. Allotment in the retail category is done by lottery when oversubscription exceeds 1x. At 0.85x, the probability of allotment for a single retail application is roughly 1 in 1.

Speciality Medicines SME IPO Allotment Chances

Based on the final subscription data, here is a realistic view of allotment probability by category.

Retail Category: Retail subscription came in at 0.85x based on shares applied and 0.85x based on applications. In the retail category, SEBI mandates a minimum of one lot per applicant when possible. Allotment is done by lottery. Applying from multiple accounts does not improve individual chances but increases household probability if each account is eligible.

NII Category: NII allotment is proportional, not by lottery. At 2.01x, an NII applicant applying for the minimum NII lot can expect a very small proportional allotment. Larger NII applications receive proportionally more shares but the effective return per rupee invested is diluted significantly at this oversubscription level.

QIB Category: QIB allotment is discretionary and handled by the book running lead managers. Retail investors do not participate in this category.

Check the Speciality Medicines SME IPO Allotment Status page from 25 March 2026 for your allotment result.

Speciality Medicines SME IPO Day-wise Subscription

DayQIBNIIRetailOverall
Day 1 - 20 Mar 20261.00x1.60x0.07x0.84x
Day 2 - 21 Mar 20261.00x1.68x0.19x0.94x
Day 3 - 22 Mar 202696.24x1.88x0.85x2.27x

Speciality Medicines SME IPO Key Dates

EventDate
IPO Open Date20 March 2026
IPO Close Date24 March 2026
Allotment Date25 March 2026
Refund Initiation26 March 2026
Share Credit to Demat26 March 2026
Listing Date30 March 2026
Minimum InvestmentRs 2,48,000.00
Lot Size1000 shares

About Speciality Medicines SME

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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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Speciality Medicines SME IPO Subscription FAQs

What is the current subscription status of Speciality Medicines SME?

Speciality Medicines SME IPO closed on 24 March 2026 with an overall subscription of 2.33x based on shares applied. QIB subscribed 96.24x, NII 2.01x, and retail 0.85x.

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 Speciality Medicines SME allotment be finalised?

Allotment will be finalised on 25 March 2026. You can check your allotment status on the Speciality Medicines 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 25 March 2026. Refunds for unsuccessful applications are typically initiated before listing. Shares are credited to demat accounts before the listing date on 30 March 2026.

Can I apply after subscription closes?

No. The subscription window closed on 24 March 2026. All applications must be submitted during the open period. 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 2.33x overall subscription, competition for shares is moderate.

What is the issue size and lot size for Speciality Medicines SME?

Issue size is ₹29.14 Cr. Lot size is 1000 shares. Minimum investment at the issue price of Rs 124.00 is Rs 2,48,000.00 per lot (minimum 2 lots for SME).

For allotment results from 25 March 2026, visit the Speciality Medicines SME IPO Allotment Status page. For listing day updates on 30 March 2026, download the IPOwiz App.

Reviewed by Dinesh Agrawal

15+ years in Indian capital markets and IPO research. Subscription data verified before publish.