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Accord Transformer IPO 2026 Subscription Status & Day‑Wise Subscription Table
The Accord Transformer & Switchgear IPO — a BSE SME issue priced at ₹43–₹46 per share — saw strong demand from investors during its subscription period from 23 Feb to 25 Feb 2026. According to IPOWatch data, the issue has attracted significant subscription multiples, especially from retail and non‑institutional categories, reflecting healthy investor interest.
Here’s the date‑wise subscription status showing how participation evolved over the three days of bidding:
Accord Transformer IPO Subscription Status (Day‑Wise)
| Category | Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| QIB | 0.02 | 1.08 | 148.6 |
| NII | 11.27 | 49.47 | 582.31 |
| RII | 16.26 | 59.74 | 332.52 |
| Total | 10.55 | 40.78 | 333.5 |
📈 On Day 1, the IPO subscription started strong, with total bids at about 10.55x, driven by robust demand from retail and non‑institutional investors. Over the next two days, subscription soared across all categories, pushing total demand to 184.08x by Day 3.
Key Subscription Takeaways
- Retail investors led the charge, with retail subscription climbing sharply from 16.26× on Day 1 to 213.25× by Day 3. ([turn0view0])
- NII participation also surged, indicating strong confidence from high‑value individual and corporate investors. ([turn0view0])
- QIB demand ramped up significantly on the final day, contributing to the overall oversubscription trend. ([turn0view0])
- The high overall subscription multiple suggests strong market appetite for the IPO ahead of its likely listing on 2 March 2026. ([turn0search8])
Quick IPO Facts – Accord Transformer & Switchgear
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| IPO Open Date | 23 Feb 2026 |
| IPO Close Date | 25 Feb 2026 |
| Price Band | ₹43 – ₹46 per share |
| Issue Size | ~₹25.59 crore |
| Basis of Allotment | 26 Feb 2026 |
| Expected Listing Date | 02 Mar 2026 |
| Exchange | BSE SME |
IPO parameters based on official filings and market reports
What the Subscription Trend Indicates
The steep rise in subscription multiples, particularly on Days 2 and 3, indicates heightened investor demand and confidence in the company’s business prospects. A heavily subscribed IPO often signals potential listing strength, though actual listing performance can vary based on broader market conditions. Strong retail demand, in particular, can drive early trading interest post‑listing. ([turn0search8])
Investor Considerations
- High subscription multiples typically mean lower allotment chances, especially for retail investors applying for multiple lots.
- Investors should check the basis of allotment after 26 Feb 2026 to know how many shares were actually allocated.
- Subscription status should be combined with company fundamentals and sector outlook before making investment decisions.
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