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Aye Finance IPO

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Historical offer record. This offer is closed for applications. Prices and subscriptions describe the past offer; GMP observations are unofficial past records, not current quotes or listing predictions.

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Price band

₹122 – ₹129

Lot size

116 shares

Offer application amount

₹14,964

Issue size

₹1010 Cr

Historical offer amount for 1 lot at the upper issue price. Confirm the lot size and application terms in the issuer prospectus.

Reported IPO schedule

Open date9 Feb 2026
Close date11 Feb 2026
Allotment finalisation12 Feb 2026
Refund initiation13 Feb 2026
Shares credited to demat13 Feb 2026
Reported listing date16 Feb 2026

Issue size

Total: ₹1010 CrFresh issue: ₹710 CrOffer for sale: ₹300 Cr

About Aye Finance

Aye Finance started its journey in 1993 and has been involved in the business of offering secured and unsecured small business loans for working capital, including mortgage loans, ‘Saral’ Property Loans, and secured and unsecured hypothecation loans, primarily to micro-scale MSMEs.

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