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January 21, 2021 - January 25, 2021

Home First Finance IPO Subscription Details

Home First Finance IPO Subscription Status Live

Home First Finance IPO subscribed 26.66 times. The public issue subscribed 6.59 times in the retail category, 52.53 times in QIB, and 39.00 times in the NII category by January 25, 2021 (Day 3).

Investor CategorySubscription (times)Shares OfferedShares Bid forTotal Amount (Rs Cr.)*
Qualified Institutions52.534,463,12723,44,26,92012,143.31
Non-Institutional Buyers39.003,347,34613,05,51,9046,762.59
Retail Investors6.597,810,4755,14,58,1202,665.53
Employees[.]000
Others[.]000
Total 26.6615,620,94841,64,36,94421,571.43

Disclaimer: *The total amount is calculated based on the final issue price or the price in the upper price range.


Home First Finance IPO (Day-wise) Subscription Details (times)

DateQIBNIIRetailTotal
Day 1
January 21, 2021
1.280.131.291.04
Day 2
January 22, 2021
1.360.613.402.22
Day 3
January 25, 2021
52.5339.006.5926.66

Home First Finance IPO Shares Offered

Home First Finance IPO is a public issue of 15,620,948 equity shares. The issue offers 7,810,475 shares to retail investors, 4,463,127 shares to qualified institutional buyers, and 3,347,346 shares to non-institutional investors.

CategoryShares OfferedAmount (Rs Cr) Size (%)
QIB4,463,127231.1928.57%
NII3,347,346173.3921.43%
Retail7,810,475404.5850.00%
Total15,620,948809.17100%

IPO Investor Categories

  • Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB)

    Financial Institutions, Banks, FIIs, and Mutual Funds registered with SEBI are called QIBs. In most cases, QIBs represent small investors who invest through mutual funds, ULIP schemes of insurance companies, and pension schemes.

  • Non-Institutional Investors(NII)

    Retail Individual Investors (HNI), NRIs, Companies, Trusts, etc who bid for shares worth more than Rs 2 lakhs are known as Non-institutional bidders (NII). Unlike QIB bidders, they do not need SEBI registration.

    NII category has two subcategories:

    1. sNII (bids below Rs 10L)

      The Small NII category is for NII investors who bid for shares between Rs 2 lakhs to Rs 10 lakhs. The 1/3 of NII category shares are reserved for the Small NII sub-category. This subcategory is also known as Small HNI (sHNI).

    2. bNII (bids above Rs 10L)

      The Big NII category is for NII investors who bid for shares worth more than Rs 10 Lakhs. The 2/3 of NII category shares are reserved for the Big NII subcategory. This subcategory is also known as Big HNI (bHNI).

  • Retail Individual Investors(RII)

    The retail individual investor or NRIs who apply up to Rs 2 lakhs in an IPO are considered as RII reserved category.

  • Employee (EMP)

    A category of eligible employees who have a reserved quota in the IPO.

  • Others

    A category of eligible shareholders or other investors who have a reserved quota in the IPO.

What is the difference between RII, NII, QIB and Anchor Investor?

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Home First Finance IPO Subscription FAQs

The Home First Finance IPO is subscribed 26.66 by January 25, 2021.

Home First Finance IPO Subscription

Investor CategorySubscription (times)
Qualified Institutional52.53
Non Institutional39.00
Retail Individual6.59
Employee Reservations[.]
Others[.]
Total Subscription26.66

Retail category of Home First Finance IPO subscribed 6.59 times as of date January 25, 2021. The public issue closes on January 25, 2021 for bidding.

An investor can apply in Home First Finance IPO online via bank (using ASBA) or the broker (using UPI). The Home First Finance IPO shares are offered online only.

The Home First Finance IPO is subscribed 26.66 by January 25, 2021.

The Home First Finance IPO allotment status is expected on or around January 29, 2021. Visit Home First Finance IPO allotment status to check.

The Home First Finance IPO listing date is Wednesday, February 3, 2021. The equity share of Home First Finance Company India Ltd. will list on BSE, NSE.

Visit Home First Finance IPO subscription status page for real-time bidding information about Home First Finance IPO.

Home First Finance IPO Timetable

IPO Opens OnJanuary 21, 2021
IPO Closes OnJanuary 25, 2021
Finalisation of Basis of AllotmentJanuary 29, 2021
Initiation of RefundsFebruary 1, 2021
Credit of Shares to Demat AccountFebruary 2, 2021
IPO Listing DateFebruary 3, 2021

6 Comments

6. Ramchander Godara     Link|January 30, 2021 12:28:25 PM
I got allotment
5. RAHUL THASAL     Link|January 29, 2021 5:01:48 PM
Where i can see HFFC allotment status
4. arunARUN     Link|January 25, 2021 10:44:08 AM
Yes i agree a High risk IPO
3. CHD     Link|January 23, 2021 8:39:49 PM
.....a high risk IPO .....
2. Simply Ankit     Link|January 22, 2021 4:32:47 PM
Some points grab my attention while reading RHP for HFFC
1)New to credit loan accounts (1st time loan taken by customer)as on 30/9/19 ->44.1% & 30/2020 ->40.4% So risk of NPA in future is a bit high.

2)CAR as per RBI guidelines for housing finance company is 14% & HFFC's is having 51.8% still the company has written in objective to strengthen company capital base to meet future capital requirements & please note collection effeciency for this comp.is 96%.(means at nearly 4 times above min.reqt & good collection effeciency u still need to strengthen)

3) Industry P/E 20.4 ; HDFC P/E 27 ; LICHF P/E 8
HFFC's asking P/E 48-49 way higher then top peers & industry

4)HFFC sold stake to orange club investment on 15/10/2020 & 13/1/2021 @ Rs334/ share & within 10 days HFFC is asking a price from us @ Rs518..

My view is that they are coming with an IPO just to "BEHTI GANGA MEI HAATH DHONA"

SO I'll AVOID it...

Experts please suggest....👆👆


2.1. CHD     Link|January 23, 2021 8:38:39 PM
......you have hit the nail on the head ......!
1. Adv Sarin     Link|January 22, 2021 12:11:51 AM
Dear Members on this forum, I think may be very few of you have ever bothered to read the "RED HERRING PROSPECTUS" In every IPO its clearly mentioned:
"QUOTE
In case of joint Bids, ensure that First Bidder is the ASBA Account holder (or the UPI-linked bank account
holder, as the case may be) and the signature of the First Bidder is included in the Bid cum Application Form;
UNQUOTE"
If we feel our application is accepted that's not correct because once shares are allotted they check the details and in case of any discrepancy just cancel the allotment.
So follow the legal terms without trying to hoodwink the system.