@Not Smart It is not surprising. Every Initial Public Offering (IPO) of a company has a certain portion of the issue allocated specifically for retail investors. Usually, around 35% of the public issue is reserved specifically for retail investors.
However, this percentage is only applicable to companies that have a track record of generating profits continuously for the previous 3 years. If a company fails to satisfy this condition, it is allowed to allocate only about 10% of the entire issue for retail investor subscription.