India, Oct. 7 -- The Tata Capital IPO attracted a subscription worth $1 billion (about Rs.8,871 crore) by the first day of the share sale, but the anchor book accounts for half of that.

India's largest initial public offering of 2025 attracted bids for 9.24 crore shares versus a total of 33.34 crore shares on offer-that translated into a subscription rate of 28%, according to data available on the National Stock Exchangeon Monday. While the qualified institutional buyers (QIB) picked up 46% of the shares reserved for them, non-institutional investors (NIIs) bid for 17% of theirs. The portions reserved for retail investors and employees were subscribed 22% and 79%, respectively.

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