The Waa Solar IPO GMP strength score is 8 out of 10, which the dashboard rates as Strong. The Waa Solar IPO NII/HNI category is reserved for 47.4% of the offer. The Waa Solar IPO Retail (RII) category is reserved for 47.4% of the offer. Live subscription numbers for the Waa Solar IPO are not yet available, and amounts are calculated at the upper price band of ₹61.
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Waa Solar IPO GMP Insights
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Retail Demand
Strong
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HNI Interest
Strong
📊
Valuation
Moderate
Waa Solar IPO GMP Strength Score
8 / 10
Strong
0–3 Weak3–6 Moderate6–8 Good8–10 Strong
Waa Solar IPO Category-wise Subscription
Shares offered, bid & amount
Category
Sub (x)
Offered
Bid For
💼
NII / HNI
—
948,000 (47%)
—
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Retail (RII)
—
948,000 (47%)
—
📊
Market Maker
—
104,000 (5%)
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Σ
Total
—
2,000,000 (100%)
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* Amount calculated at upper price band (₹61) ·
** Total includes all investor categories
Subscription Overview
Share allocation by investor category
💼
NII / HNI ?
948,000 (47%)
47%
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Retail (RII) ?
948,000 (47%)
47%
📊
Market Maker ?
104,000 (5%)
5%
Total Shares Offered
2,000,000 (100%)
Waa Solar IPO Application Sizing
Minimum investment by category
👤
Retail Investors ?
Min. Lots
1
Shares / Lot
800
Min. Investment
₹128,800
💼
HNI Investors ?
Min. Lots
2
Min. Shares
1,600
Min. Investment
₹257,600
Investor Interpretation
Retail allocation is strong at 47% of the total offering.
HNI/NII demand is strong at 47%.
This IPO shows strong fundamentals and healthy investor demand. Research the business model and compare with sector
peers before applying.
Subscription data for Waa Solar IPO is not available right now. Numbers are updated here during the bidding window.
In Waa Solar IPO, retail investors can apply for a minimum of 1 lot(s) (₹₹128,800); HNI/sNII minimum 2 lots (₹₹257,600).
Shares offered by category — Retail 948,000 (47%) shares.
Subscription is shares bid for divided by shares offered in that category. If 10 lakh shares are offered and 50 lakh are bid for, the category is subscribed 5 times. Final numbers are confirmed after the bidding closes.
The NII category covers investors applying for shares outside the retail investor category, while HNI commonly refers to high-value investors within the NII category. Understanding the Waa Solar IPO's NII and HNI subscription levels helps investors assess demand for the Waa Solar IPO and overall investor interest.
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