
Vinod Texworld IPO
What the filing actually says
Our read of the offer document and the exchange data — not the issuer's summary of itself
Dates
The issuer's tentative timetable — a date passing is not confirmation the step completed
- Opens09 Sept 2026
- Closes11 Sept 2026
- Allotment15 Sept 2026
- Listing17 Sept 2026
Demand and your odds
How the book filled, and what that means for an application
1,022 applications received — how many people bid, as opposed to how much money did. Exchange figures as of 10 Sept 2026.
Retail is 1.1× subscribed. Allotment is a lottery on a single lot, so roughly 1 in 1.1 applications gets one lot. Bidding for extra lots does not improve these odds.
The HNI portion is under-subscribed at 0.07×, so applications should be allotted in full.
Derived from SEBI's allotment mechanics and the subscription figures beside it. Retail allotment is a lottery on a single lot, so applying for more lots does not improve your chance of getting something.
The offering
Terms, structure and who is selling
What happened to comparable issues
The last 8 issues to list with a recorded opening price, most comparable first
Past issues are context, not a forecast — this issue is a different company at a different price. We show it because "how have issues like this one actually opened" is a question with a real answer, and grey-market premium is not that answer.
About Vinod Texworld
Vinod Texworld Limited is engaged in the manufacturing, processing, and supply of textile products, primarily dyed and printed fabrics. Its product portfolio includes cotton, polyester, and blended fabrics, catering to the fast-fashion segment and evolving customer requirements. The company supplies products based on customer specifications across domestic and international markets. Its domestic network covers several states, including Gujarat, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, and West Bengal. During FY25, the company also exported its products to Nepal. The company claims to have also undertaken initiatives towards adopting sustainable practices and incorporating renewable and green energy solutions to improve operational efficiency and reduce its carbon footprint. Use of proceeds: This is a fresh issue of shares. Therefore, the net proceeds from the fresh issue will go to the company. They will be utilised for the following purposes: Expansion of Existing Plant – Rs 6.39 crore Repayment of Loan – Rs 6.50 crore To meet working capital requirements – Rs 18.50 crore General corporate purposes Issue expenses
Offer documents
The primary sources everything above is drawn from
Common questions
How many times is the Vinod Texworld IPO subscribed?
Vinod Texworld is subscribed 0.58× overall (QIB 0.00×, NII 0.07×, retail 1.10×). Subscription keeps changing until the issue closes; the final basis of allotment is published by the registrar, KARVY.
What is the minimum investment in the Vinod Texworld IPO?
One lot is 1,200 shares, so a retail application at the ₹94 cut-off price blocks ₹1,12,800. Retail applications are capped at ₹2,00,000; above that you bid in the HNI category, where allotment is proportionate rather than by lottery.
What are the chances of allotment in the Vinod Texworld IPO?
The retail portion is subscribed 1.10×, so allotment is by lottery and the odds of receiving at least one lot are roughly 1 in 1. Applying for more lots does not improve the chance of getting something — every retail applicant competes for the same single minimum lot.
When is the Vinod Texworld IPO allotment date?
Allotment is scheduled for 2026-09-15, with listing on 2026-09-17. These dates are the issuer's tentative timetable — a date passing is not confirmation that the step completed. Allotment status is published by the registrar, KARVY.
Disclaimer. Figures are compiled from the issuer's offer document and exchange-published bidding data. Subscription changes until the issue closes, and the final basis of allotment is published by the registrar. Grey-market premium is unofficial and is not a forecast. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation — read the offer document and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before applying.

