Ajwa Projects IPO lot size and price band

The Ajwa Projects IPO lot size is 600 shares. At the upper price band of ₹203, one lot costs ₹1,21,800: that is the minimum investment.

A retail application can be for 1 lot only (up to ₹1,21,800, under the ₹2 lakh retail limit). HNI (NII) applications start at 2 lots (₹2,43,600), and big HNI above ₹10 lakh at 9 lots.

Ajwa Projects IPO: how many shares to bid for

The smallest and largest bid in each category, at the upper price band. Enter the number of shares (or lots) shown.

CategoryMinimum bidMaximum bid
Retail (up to ₹2 lakh)600 shares (1 lot), ₹1,21,800600 shares (1 lot), ₹1,21,800
Small HNI (₹2 lakh to ₹10 lakh)1200 shares (2 lots), ₹2,43,6004800 shares (8 lots), ₹9,74,400
Big HNI (above ₹10 lakh)5400 shares (9 lots), ₹10,96,200no upper limit

Ajwa Projects IPO amount by number of lots

At the upper price band. Retail covers bids up to ₹2 lakh, small HNI above ₹2 lakh up to ₹10 lakh, big HNI above ₹10 lakh.

LotsSharesAmountCategory
1600₹1,21,800Retail
21200₹2,43,600Small HNI
31800₹3,65,400Small HNI
42400₹4,87,200Small HNI
53000₹6,09,000Small HNI
63600₹7,30,800Small HNI
84800₹9,74,400Small HNI
95400₹10,96,200Big HNI

What lot size and price band mean

The lot size is the smallest number of shares you can bid for, and bids go up in whole lots. The price band is the range within which you can bid; most IPOs end up priced at its top.

Retail applicants can bid at the cut-off price, which means accepting whatever the final price is. The amount blocked is calculated at the top of the band.

Questions

What is the Ajwa Projects IPO lot size?

600 shares per lot.

What is the minimum investment in the Ajwa Projects IPO?

₹1,21,800: one lot of 600 shares at the upper price band.

How many lots can a retail investor apply for in Ajwa Projects?

Up to 1 lot (₹1,21,800); one more lot would pass the ₹2 lakh retail limit.

What is the minimum HNI application in Ajwa Projects?

2 lots, ₹2,43,600.

What is the Ajwa Projects IPO price band?

₹203.

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