After the completion of the allotment process, attention has now turned to the much-awaited stock market debut of Wakefit Solutions, scheduled for Monday,
December 15. The allotment for the public issue was finalised on December 11, clearing the way for the home and sleep solutions company to make its entry on both the BSE and NSE. Wakefit’s listing marks an important step in its growth journey, as the company transitions from a privately held brand to a publicly traded entity amid a cautious broader market environment. Wakefit Solutions IPO GMP Signals Limited Upside Wakefit Innovations' IPO’s latest grey market premium is Rs 5, last updated at 5:01 pm on December 14, 2025, according to the grey market tracking website, Investorgain. With the price band fixed at Rs 195, the estimated listing price is around Rs 200, indicating an expected gain of 2.56 per cent per share. Market observers note that the GMP trend has remained subdued. Based on grey market activity over the last 15 sessions, the premium has ranged between a low of Rs 0 and a high of Rs 36, with the latest reading pointing to restrained expectations around listing gains. This has reinforced the view that the stock may witness a measured debut rather than a sharp pop on opening day. Subscription Numbers Reflect Selective Investor Interest The Wakefit Solutions IPO received a moderate overall response, closing with total subscriptions of 2.52 times the shares on offer. Retail investors emerged as the strongest participants, subscribing 3.17 times their reserved portion. Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) followed closely with bids worth 3.04 times their allocation. In contrast, interest from the Non-Institutional Investor (NII) segment remained relatively muted, with subscriptions coming in at 1.05 times. The subscription pattern reflects a cautious but selective appetite among investors, particularly amid ongoing volatility in equity markets. Issue Size, Fund Utilisation And Key Details Through the public issue, Wakefit Solutions raised Rs 1,288.89 crore. This included a fresh issue of 1.93 crore shares worth Rs 377.18 crore, along with an offer for sale (OFS) of 4.68 crore shares amounting to Rs 911.71 crore. For retail investors, the lot size was fixed at 76 shares, translating into a minimum investment of Rs 14,820 at the top end of the price band. The IPO was open for bidding from December 8 to December 10, with shares priced between Rs 185 and Rs 195 each. The company plans to deploy the fresh issue proceeds across multiple initiatives. These include capital expenditure for launching 117 new COCO, Regular stores, meeting lease and rental obligations for existing outlets, procurement of equipment and machinery, boosting marketing and advertising efforts, and funding general corporate purposes.
