Anchor investor
RELIGO
IPOs in which RELIGO took an anchor allocation, and how each one listed.
- IPOs
- 1
- 1 Mainboard · 0 SME
- Total issue size
- ₹183 Cr
- 0 listed so far
- Avg. listing gain
- —
- No listings yet
- Anchor amount
- ₹5 Cr
- across 1 IPO
| Company | Listing date | Issue size | Issue price | Anchor amount | Subscribed | Listing gain | Current gain |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bombay Coated and Special Steels MainboardLive | 5 Nov 2026 | ₹183.06 Cr | ₹82 | ₹5 Cr | 3.39x | — | — |
For business owners
Attracting anchor investors to your IPO
1.What is an anchor investor in an IPO?
An anchor investor is a qualified institutional buyer (a mutual fund, insurer, AIF or foreign fund) that commits to part of the institutional portion one working day before the issue opens. A strong anchor book signals quality to other investors.
2.How does a company get anchor investors for its IPO?
The lead managers market the issue to institutions through roadshows before launch. Companies with clean governance, clear growth plans and a sensible valuation attract stronger anchor books. Pre-IPO preparation is what makes those meetings work.
3.Do SME IPOs have anchor investors?
Yes. SME issues can allocate part of the QIB portion to anchor investors, and many recent SME IPOs have done so. This page shows which institutions have anchored SME and Mainboard issues.
For business owners
Want institutions like these in your anchor book?
Businesses like these raise growth capital on the public markets every week. Tell us about yours and our advisors will tell you, plainly, whether an IPO is within reach and what it would take.
- Eligibility check against NSE Emerge, BSE SME and Main Board norms
- Indicative valuation and issue size for your business
- A clear timeline from readiness to listing day
Check if your business can list
Fill in the eligibility form and get an assessment of where you stand. It takes about five minutes.
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