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Acevector IPO

₹26.08

−18.50% on listing

Listing-day close · NSE · 5 Oct 2026 · issue price ₹32

Acevector’s ₹420 crore IPO was priced at ₹32 a share. It listed on the NSE on 5 Oct 2026 and closed its first day at ₹26.08, down 18.50% on the issue price.

Timeline

  1. Opens
  2. Closes
  3. Allotment
  4. Refunds
  5. Shares in demat
  6. Listing

Issue details

Issue size
₹420 Cr
Fresh issue
₹287 Cr
Offer for sale
₹133 Cr
Lot size
468 shares
Minimum investment
₹14,976
Face value
₹1
Registrar
MUFG Intime India

Subscription

Acevector IPO subscription by investor category
CategoryShares offeredTimes subscribed
Qualified institutions (QIB)3.94 Cr3.42×
Non-institutional (NII)1.97 Cr8.53×
Retail1.31 Cr4.83×
Total7.22 Cr5.07×

At the close of the issue, excluding anchor investors.

Financials and valuation

Market cap (post-issue)
₹1,741 Cr
P/E (post-issue)
-38.1
EPS (post-issue)
−₹0.84
Price to book
14.5
Promoter holding
64.11% → 49.96%

Financials as of 31 Mar 2026, from the offer documents.

Listing

Listing date
5 Oct 2026
Issue price
₹32
Open
₹28.32
High
₹28.75
Low
₹23.37
Close
₹26.08

Listing day on the NSE. The close was −18.50% on the issue price.

FAQs

When did the Acevector IPO open and close?

It opened on 25 Sep 2026 and closed on 29 Sep 2026.

What was the Acevector IPO price?

The price band was ₹30–32 a share. The final issue price was ₹32.

What is the lot size and minimum investment?

One lot is 468 shares, ₹14,976 at ₹32 a share. Retail investors apply in whole lots.

How much did Acevector raise?

₹420 crore: ₹287 crore of new shares and ₹133 crore offered by existing shareholders.

How many times was the Acevector IPO subscribed?

5.07 times overall: qualified institutions 3.42 times, non-institutional 8.53 times, retail 4.83 times.

How did Acevector list?

It listed on the NSE on 5 Oct 2026 at ₹28.32 and closed the day at ₹26.08, down 18.50% on the ₹32 issue price.

Who is the registrar of the Acevector IPO?

MUFG Intime India handles the allotment, refunds and credit of shares.

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