Fractal Analytics IPO Listing: Fractal Analytics’ entry in the stock market on Monday, February 16 could not meet the expectations of investors. Company shares listed at discount. The company’s IPO was subscribed more than 2 times overall and shares were issued at an issue price of Rs 900.

On the day of listing, the share opened at Rs 900 on BSE, while it started at Rs 876 on NSE. Due to which investors did not get any benefit on the listing. Investors suffered a loss of 2.67 percent. Let us know the condition of the company in the stock market…

Company’s condition in stock market

Company shares started at Rs 900 on BSE. By around 11 am in the morning, a decline in company shares was visible. The stock was trading at Rs 862.60, down 4.16 percent or Rs 37.40.

Company shares had slipped by 4.30 per cent or Rs 38.70 on NSE. During this period the shares were trading at Rs 861.45. Investors did not get the benefit of listing gains as expected. Due to which the shares have fallen due to lack of enthusiasm among the investors.

financial position of the company

Talking about the financial condition of the company, the net profit of the company had reached the figure of Rs 220.60 crore in the financial year 2025. Besides, the company’s revenue also registered an increase of 17 percent year-on-year. The company has performed well in the current financial year also. The company has made a net profit of Rs 70.90 crore in the quarter April-September 2025.

Fractal Analytics IPO

Fractal Analytics IPO was open between 9 and 11 February. The company IPO was worth Rs 2,840 crore. Overall, the issue was subscribed 2.81 times, but not every category was fully subscribed. The Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB) quota (ex-anchor) was subscribed 4.41 times, while the Non-Institutional Investors (NII) quota was subscribed 1.11 times and the retail investors’ quota was subscribed 1.10 times.

The company is going to use the money raised from IPO to repay the loan, office setup, research and development, marketing and complete other works of the company.

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Fractal Analytics IPO GMP: Currently, there is a lot of discussion going on in the Indian primary market regarding the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Fractal Analytics. The company is trying to raise Rs 2,834 crore from the market through this issue. Today is the second day for investors to bet on company IPO.

However, in the initial phase itself, the enthusiasm of the investors does not seem very aggressive. But the interest of investors has not completely ended. Talking about the status of the IPO in the gray market, it is still trading at a premium of around 1 percent or Rs 8…..

There is indication of balanced listing in GMP.

At present, there is not much sign of enthusiasm from the gray market regarding the IPO of Fractal Analytics. Its GMP on February 10, 2026 remains around Rs 8.

If we consider the upper level of the price band fixed by the company as the basis, then its possible listing price could be around Rs 908. This is indicating that investors’ hopes may get a setback on the listing of the company issue, although there is every possibility of getting balanced returns.

Fractal Analytics IPO is getting mixed response

Fractal Analytics’ IPO is getting mixed response from investors. According to BSE data, so far only about 9 percent of the company issue has been subscribed. Whereas the company has launched 1.85 crore shares in the market. However, retail investors are showing their interest in the issue. About 35 percent of the portion reserved for small investors has been subscribed.

On the other hand, participation of big investors remains weak. At present, not a single bid has been received on 97.10 lakh shares kept for QIB i.e. institutional investors. At the same time, limited interest has been seen in high net worth investors i.e. NII category. In this portion, only about 7 percent of the 48.55 lakh reserved shares have been subscribed.

Disclaimer: (The information provided here is being given for information only. It is important to mention here that investment in the market is subject to market risks. Always take expert advice before investing money as an investor. ABPLive.com never advises anyone to invest money here.)

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