Orient Cables leads strong demand in IPO subscriptions
In short
Orient Cables got the strongest demand on the last day of its IPO. German Green Steel and Power also drew heavy interest, and AceVector and Runwal Enterprises were subscribed above their offer sizes.
This matters because strong subscription can signal investor appetite for new listings. The reporting does not give the exact numbers, prices, or what the final listing outcome will be.
What the reporting says
Orient Cables attracted the highest investor interest on the last day of subscription, with German Green Steel and Power following, while AceVector and Runwal Enterprises also saw subscriptions above their offer sizes. The reporting shows broad demand across these IPOs but does not give subscription multiples, issue prices or listing dates. The immediate outcome for pricing remains unknown.
Why it matters
On the final subscription day, Orient Cables drew the highest investor interest among the named IPOs, followed by German Green Steel and Power, while AceVector and Runwal Enterprises were also subscribed above their offer sizes. The summary indicates strong demand, but it does not state the subscription ratios, pricing or listing timetable. Any effect on listing gains or valuation is still not stated in the available reporting.