Offer for sale · Source: NSE
An OFS runs over two sessions — non-retail first, retail the following day. No money from the sale reaches the company; it goes to the selling shareholder.
The seller's stake before and after, as stated in the filing.
Post-offer holding is not stated in the filings CapitSignal has for this offer.
Bidding as reported by the exchange.
Subscription by category, tracked while the offer is live.
No subscription data yet
Category-wise demand appears once the offer is live and the exchange reports bids.
The OFS releases a defined base size (plus any oversubscription option) to the market over one or two sessions; near-term price action often clusters around the floor.
Deterministic arithmetic over the extracted facts. Informational, never advice.
The OFS releases a defined base size (plus any oversubscription option) to the market over one or two sessions; near-term price action often clusters around the floor.
Strong institutional demand clears the book above the floor with limited overhang after close.
Book subscribes near the floor; short-term pressure fades once the sale is absorbed.
Weak demand or a large size relative to daily volume leaves an overhang and pressures the price.
Informational analysis of an OFS — not investment advice; near-term price impact is uncertain.
The filings this analysis is built from.