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Dove Soft IPO

Dove Soft IPO is an SME IPO raising ₹73 Cr at ₹104 – ₹111 a share. It listed on 8 Oct 2026 at ₹110, −0.6% against its issue price of ₹111, and trades at ₹101 today (−9.1% since issue). It was subscribed 1.36× in total.

₹111
Issue price
₹101
Price now
−9.1%
Since issue price
8 Oct 2026
Listed on
1.36×Subscribed (final) · all exchanges

Just covered — bids slightly exceed the shares on offer

populated partly populated we hold nothing here — the tab says why

Where your money goes

Only the fresh issue reaches the company. The offer for sale is existing shareholders selling their own stock — that money goes to them, not the business.

Fresh issue — to the company₹59 Cr
Offer for sale — to existing holders₹14 Cr

A red herring prospectus is filed before the price is fixed, so it states share counts rather than rupee amounts. derived: shares x cut-off price Rs111. Checked: exchange issue size Rs73 Cr vs derived Rs73.2 Cr (0.3% apart).

What the fresh money funds

The stated uses of the net proceeds, from the prospectus’s Objects of the Issue table. Only the fresh issue funds these — the offer-for-sale money goes to the selling shareholders above.

Funding working capital requirements₹46 Cr

As stated in the prospectus. “General corporate purposes” is the part with no committed use; SEBI caps it at 25% of the issue.

Terms of the issue

The mechanics of what is being sold. Held for every issue we track.

Price band₹104 – ₹111
Cut-off price₹111
Issue size₹73 Cr
Shares per lot1200
Minimum application₹1,33,200
Minimum quantity2400
Face value₹10
Listing exchangesBSE
ISININE0NXJ01016
Bidding hours10:00 – 17:00 IST
Bidding window30 Sept 2026 – 5 Oct 2026
SME
What being an SME issue means here. SME issues list on NSE Emerge or BSE SME. They disclose less than mainboard issues, trade far more thinly, and — by regulation — the minimum application is a full lot worth roughly ₹1–1.5 lakh rather than about ₹15,000. That is why the minimum above is so much larger than for a mainboard issue.

Not here yet

The anchor-investor allocation — which institutions were allotted shares before bidding opened — is still to be read out of its document.