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Jio Platforms IPO final day: subscription at 12:42 IST

Jio Platforms Limited's IPO bidding closes on 23 October 2026. In our stored NSE records at 12:42 IST that day, the issue was subscribed 4.27 times in total, with retail individual investors at 1.34 times. Allotment, refund and listing follow the SEBI T+3 timeline.

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Snapshot time

23 October 2026, 12:42 IST (NSE, as stored by us)

Total subscription

4.27 times (shares bid / shares offered)

Retail individual investors

1.34 times at the same snapshot

Price band and lot

Rs 1,065 to Rs 1,119 per share; 12 shares per lot

Bidding for Jio Platforms Limited closes on 23 October 2026, the third and last bidding day of the issue. The total subscription in our latest stored NSE snapshot is 12.45 times times. At 12:42 IST on 23 October 2026, the snapshot this post was written from, the total was 4.27 times: 84,43,93,980 shares bid against 19,75,25,934 shares offered. The table and chart show the latest stored snapshot, which can be later than 12:42 IST.

Subscription by category

The table lists the shares offered, the shares bid and the subscription multiple for each category. A multiple above 1 means more shares were bid than offered in that category. At the 12:42 IST snapshot, retail individual investors stood at 1.34 times, employees at 1.64 times and qualified institutional buyers at 7.27 times.

Subscription by investor category, latest stored snapshot (12:42 IST on 23 October 2026 at the time of this post). Source: TrackLivePrice stored IPO subscription records.

CategoryShares offeredShares bidTimes
QIB4,90,07,8271,82,41,48,94437.22x
NII3,64,44,56936,12,43,1289.91x
bNII2,42,96,38027,47,86,93211.31x
sNII1,21,48,1898,64,56,1967.12x
Retail8,50,37,32714,56,54,0081.71x
Employee46,94,83587,95,9041.87x
Shareholder2,23,41,37612,00,44,6885.37x
Total19,75,25,9342,45,98,86,67212.45x

As of 23-Oct-2026 21:01:05 IST | Source: NSE.

Non-institutional investors were at 7.44 times at the same snapshot. Within that group, bids above Rs 10 lakh stood at 8.65 times and bids above Rs 2 lakh up to Rs 10 lakh at 5.02 times.

Try it: IPO Subscription Calculator takes shares bid and shares offered and shows the times subscribed. Enter the figures for any category in the table above.

Jio Platforms IPO subscription by categoryBar chart of Jio Platforms IPO subscription times by investor category, latest stored snapshotQIB37.22xNII9.91xbNII11.31xsNII7.12xRetail1.71xEmployee1.87xTotal12.45x
Subscription times by investor category, latest stored snapshot (12:42 IST on 23 October 2026 at the time of this post). Source: TrackLivePrice stored IPO subscription records. NSE bid data, 23-Oct-2026 21:01:05 IST.
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How the total built up over three days

Our records contain 109 snapshots with an NSE time for this issue, taken at intervals of about 15 minutes. The table shows the first and last total multiple of each day, rounded to two decimals, from our stored values.

DayFirst snapshot, total timesLast snapshot, total times
21 October 202609:12 IST, 0.3019:01 IST, 1.74
22 October 202609:12 IST, 1.7819:01 IST, 3.13
23 October 202609:12 IST, 3.2312:42 IST, 4.27

What happens after bidding closes

Under the SEBI circular of 9 August 2023, listing must happen within three working days of bidding close. That means allotment about one working day after close, refund about two and listing about three. The chart counts those steps in NSE working days from our holiday list.

  1. TBidding closesFri, 23 Oct 2026
  2. T+1Basis of allotmentMon, 26 Oct 2026
  3. T+2Refunds and share creditTue, 27 Oct 2026
  4. T+3Listing and tradingWed, 28 Oct 2026
Jio Platforms IPO steps after bidding closes, counted in NSE working days. As of 23 October 2026. Source: NSE holiday list and NSE issue details, as stored by TrackLivePrice. Jio Platforms IPO: closing date from NSE; later dates counted in working days under the SEBI T+3 timeline, so the exchange's own notice prevails.

What the retail figure means for allotment odds

The retail category stood at 1.34 times at the snapshot. A simple estimate divides 1 by that multiple. If the retail multiple stayed at 1.34 times and bids were equal in size, a bid for one lot would have about a 74 percent chance of allotment. This is an illustration, not a forecast. The registrar, Kfin Technologies Limited, and the basis of allotment decide the actual result.

Worked example for the retail category at the 12:42 IST snapshot. Assumes equal-sized bids and a lottery at the same ratio. An estimate, not a forecast. Source: TrackLivePrice stored IPO subscription records and our IPO record.

StepWorkingValue
Retail subscription multiple, 12:42 IST snapshotshares bid / shares offered = 11,42,87,904 / 8,50,37,3271.34 times
Estimated chance per retail application1 / 1.344about 74 percent
Shares in one lotlot size from our IPO record12 shares
Amount for one lot at the upper band12 x Rs 1,119Rs 13,428

Example figures, not today's rates.

To check the amount for other lot counts, use the IPO lot size calculator, which shows the shares and the amount at the upper band for the number of lots you enter. For the earlier opening, see Jio Platforms IPO opens 21 October 2026: price band and dates.

How we calculated this

Data window: the bidding period, 21 to 23 October 2026. Source: TrackLivePrice stored NSE subscription records for this issue, with the snapshot time shown on each row. Method: the subscription multiple is shares bid divided by shares offered in each category. The retail chance estimate is 1 divided by the retail multiple, rounded to a whole percent, for equal-sized bids. The price band of Rs 1,065 to Rs 1,119 per share and the lot of 12 shares come from our IPO record.

Common mistakes

  • Reading a snapshot as the final figure. The multiple keeps changing until bidding ends, and the final category numbers come from NSE after close.
  • Treating the total multiple as the retail figure. A high total can sit alongside a lower retail multiple, and each category has its own allotment figures.
  • Reading a bid as an allotment. A bid shows demand in that category; the shares allotted depend on the basis of allotment for each category.

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Frequently asked questions

When does bidding for the Jio Platforms IPO close?

Bidding closes on 23 October 2026, the third day of the issue. The issue opened on 21 October 2026, according to the issue dates in our IPO record.

What does the subscription times figure mean?

It is the number of shares bid divided by the number of shares offered in a category. At 4.27 times in total at 12:42 IST on 23 October 2026, bids in our records were about four times the total shares offered in the categories we track at that time.

Is the retail subscription figure final?

No. The retail figure was 1.34 times at 12:42 IST on 23 October 2026 in our stored records. It keeps changing until bidding ends, and the final category figures come from NSE after close.

How is the allotment chance for retail estimated?

A simple estimate divides 1 by the retail subscription multiple when the multiple is above 1. At 1.34 times, that gives about 74 percent per application for equal-sized bids. It assumes a lottery at the same ratio, so it is an estimate, not a forecast.

When are allotment, refund and listing dates for this issue?

Under the SEBI circular of 9 August 2023, listing happens within three working days of bidding close. Allotment falls about one working day after close and refund about two. The exact dates for this issue are in our timeline, which counts NSE working days from the holiday list.

This article is for information only and is not investment, tax or legal advice. Check figures with the official sources listed below or a qualified professional before you act.

Sources

Live prices on this page: IBJA, NSE, CoinGecko and exchange rate feeds, as described in our methodology.