According to the final prospectus filed with the exchange last week, the company had reduced the size of its IPO to ₹644.4 crore from the earlier ₹710 crore to achieve minimum 90 per cent subscription. SEBI has given some options to companies to ensure that the issue is subscribed at least 90 percent. These include reducing the size of the offer-for-sale (OFS), extending the issue subscription period, or reducing the price band. If the company fails to take any of these measures, the IPO will be canceled and the entire amount will be returned to the investors.
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