Aye Finance

Aye Finance

CLOSED

IPO Date: 9 Feb - 11 Feb 2026

Listing Date: 16 Feb 2026

Price Range

Rs.122 - Rs.129

Issue Size

1010 Cr

Min Investment

14,152

Lot Size

116 Shares

Schedule of Aye Finance

Issue open date

9 Feb 2026

Issue close date

11 Feb 2026

UPI mandate deadline

11 Feb 2026 (5 PM)

Allotment finalization

12 Feb 2026

Share credit

13 Feb 2026

Listing date

16 Feb 2026

Mandate end date

26 Feb 2026

Issue size

Funds Raised in the IPOAmount
Overall1010 Cr
Fresh Issue710 Cr
Offer for Sale300 Cr

Allotment DetailsNew

Allotment TimelineDetails
Allotment Date12 Feb 2026
Allotment Link{Link}

Grey Market PremiumNew

Grey Market Premium (GMP) is the premium at which the shares are traded in the grey market. It gives a fair idea about the listing price of the IPO shares. The GMP can be positive or negative based on the demand and supply of the shares in the grey market.

DateIpo PriceGMPEstimated Listing Price
15 Feb 2026129-3126 (-2.33%)
14 Feb 2026129-3126 (-2.33%)
13 Feb 2026129-3126 (-2.33%)
10 Feb 20261290129 (0%)
8 Feb 20261290129 (0%)
7 Feb 20261290129 (0%)
6 Feb 20261290129 (0%)
5 Feb 20261291130 (0.78%)
4 Feb 20261295134 (3.88%)
3 Feb 20261290129 (0%)

Performance Aye Finance

Issue PriceListing GainCurrent Market PriceP/L
Rs.122 - Rs.129....100.05-22.44%

About Aye Finance

Incorporated in 1993, Aye Finance Limited is an NBFC offers secured and unsecured small business loans for working capital, including mortgage loans, ‘Saral’ Property Loans, secured and unsecured hypothecation loans, primarily to micro-scale MSMEs. The company offers business loans for business expansion, secured by working assets or property, to customers in manufacturing, trading, service, and allied agriculture sectors. The company is serving 586,825 active customers across 18 states and three union territories with significant assets under management.

Founded in1993
Managing directorSanjay Sharma
Parent organization

Financial Overview

Strengths

  • Strong focus on underserved micro-MSMEs with tailored credit products.
  • Pan-India branch network enabling deep semi-urban and rural penetration.
  • Proprietary credit assessment built for informal and thin-file customers.
  • Granular loan book with small ticket sizes, reducing concentration risk.
  • Consistent AUM growth supported by scalable operating model.

Risks

  • High exposure to micro-enterprises makes the portfolio sensitive to economic stress.
  • Unsecured and semi-secured loans increase credit and collection risk.
  • Business is highly dependent on continuous access to borrowing sources.
  • Asset quality may deteriorate due to borrower cash-flow volatility.
  • Regulatory changes for NBFCs could impact capital and operating flexibility.

Subscription Figures

CategorySubscription (No. of times)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs)1.5
Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs)0.05
Retail Individual Investors (RIIs)0.76
EmployeeN/A
Total0.97