Complete Sports and Management India IPO Subscription Status Day 1

Mumbai, Augsut 28: The Complete Sports and Management India IPO opened for subscription on August 28, 2026, but the response from investors was muted on the opening day. The ₹74.93 crore issue managed a subscription of just 0.01 times by the end of Day 1.

The IPO is entirely a fresh issue comprising 55.50 lakh shares. The company has fixed the price band at ₹128 to ₹135 per share, and investors can continue bidding until September 1, 2026.

Among the investor categories, the retail portion was subscribed 0.01 times, while the NII category also stood at 0.01 times. The QIB portion, excluding anchor investors, remained at 0.00 times on the first day.

The company is looking to list its shares on the BSE SME platform. As per the tentative schedule, the shares are expected to debut on September 4, 2026.

Complete Sports and Management India IPO Details

The Complete Sports and Management India IPO is a ₹74.93 crore bookbuilding issue. The entire issue consists of 55,50,000 newly issued equity shares, meaning there is no offer-for-sale component.

Shares are being offered in the ₹128 to ₹135 price band. The lot size is 1,000 shares, although a retail investor needs to apply for at least two lots. At the upper end of the price band, the minimum retail application works out to ₹2.70 lakh.

For NII investors, the minimum application is 3,000 shares. At ₹135 per share, this means a minimum investment of ₹4.05 lakh.

The IPO will remain open through September 1. The tentative schedule puts the allotment date on September 2, followed by refunds and share credit on September 3. The listing is scheduled for September 4 on the BSE SME platform.

Complete Sports and Management India IPO Subscription Status

The opening day did not bring much buying interest. By the end of August 28, investors had bid for 27,000 shares against 36,91,000 shares available in the public portion, taking the overall subscription to 0.01 times.

Retail investors accounted for 16,000 shares in bids against 18,46,000 shares on offer. That put the retail subscription at 0.01 times.

The NII segment saw bids for 11,000 shares compared with 7,92,000 shares available. Within this category, the bNII portion was subscribed 0.02 times, while the sNII portion received subscription of 0.01 times.

The QIB segment was the weakest on the opening day. Excluding anchor investors, the category had 10,53,000 shares on offer but received no bids, leaving its subscription at 0.00 times.

In total, the issue had received 13 applications by the end of Day 1.

Shares offered and total amount are calculated at the upper end of the IPO price band. Anchor investors are not included in the public subscription figures.

Day-wise Subscription Details

The Complete Sports and Management India IPO started its three-day bidding process on August 28. The first session remained slow, with none of the major public investor categories showing strong demand.

By the end of Day 1, the IPO had been subscribed 0.01 times overall. The individual investor category stood at 0.01 times, while NII investors subscribed 0.01 times. The QIB portion remained at 0.00 times.

About Complete Sports and Management India Ltd.

Complete Sports and Management India Ltd. was incorporated in 2002 and operates in the amusement and leisure industry. The company is involved in sourcing, trading and distributing a range of amusement and leisure equipment.

Its business is not limited to supplying products. It also handles installation, commissioning, maintenance and related consulting work for customers developing and operating entertainment destinations.

The company caters to different requirements across the amusement and leisure space and provides solutions covering multiple stages of such projects.

Complete Sports and Management India IPO Conclusion

The Complete Sports and Management India IPO had a slow start on the first day of bidding. With the overall issue subscribed just 0.01 times, investor participation was still quite limited as of August 28.

Retail investors and NII participants did put in some bids, but the numbers remained well below the shares available to them. The QIB segment, meanwhile, had not recorded any bids by the end of Day 1.

The IPO still has two more bidding sessions before it closes on September 1. The subscription numbers could therefore look very different by the final day, especially if NII and QIB participation gathers pace. For now, though, the opening-day response has been clearly on the softer side.

Source:

• https://www.bseindia.com/markets/publicissues/displayipo?id=4769&type=IPO&idtype=1&status=L&IPONo=7915&startdt=28%2F08%2F2026