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HomeLatest NewsSmartworks IPO Sees Massive 13X Oversubscription on Final Day, QIBs and NIIs Drive Demand

Smartworks IPO Sees Massive 13X Oversubscription on Final Day, QIBs and NIIs Drive Demand

  • July 14, 2025
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Coworking space provider Smartworks has made a resounding debut in the capital markets, with its public issue witnessing a 13X oversubscription on the final day of bidding. The strong response came largely from Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) and Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs), reflecting heightened investor confidence in the company’s long-term growth potential and the booming flexible workspace segment.

According to data available on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) at 03:45 PM on the final day, Smartworks’ IPO received total bids for 13.09 crore shares against just 1.04 crore shares on offer—underscoring the high investor appetite for the offering.

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  • QIBs Lead the Charge with 24.4X Oversubscription
  • NIIs Not Far Behind: 22.24X Oversubscription
  • Smartworks’ Business Model and Market Positioning
  • Final Thoughts

QIBs Lead the Charge with 24.4X Oversubscription

The QIB portion was oversubscribed by 24.4 times, the highest among all investor categories. Institutional investors placed bids for 7.08 crore shares compared to the 29 lakh shares reserved for them.

Breaking it down further:

  • Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) placed bids for 1.35 crore shares, signaling strong global interest in Smartworks’ business model.
  • Domestic Institutional Investors, including mutual funds and insurance companies, were equally enthusiastic, bidding for 1.51 crore shares.

This overwhelming QIB participation is a solid endorsement of Smartworks’ fundamentals, future prospects, and leadership in India’s growing coworking sector. The strong show also bodes well for the company’s post-listing performance and valuation trajectory.

NIIs Not Far Behind: 22.24X Oversubscription

Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs)—typically high-net-worth individuals and corporate investors—also showed massive interest. The NII portion was oversubscribed 22.24 times, with bids for 4.9 crore shares against an allocation of just 22.17 lakh shares.

Such a strong response from NIIs suggests that Smartworks has managed to capture the attention of sophisticated, high-stake investors looking to tap into the next wave of growth in the commercial real estate and coworking ecosystem.

Smartworks’ Business Model and Market Positioning

Founded in 2016, Smartworks is among the largest managed workspace platforms in India. The company differentiates itself by offering fully serviced office solutions tailored to the needs of enterprises and large corporates, as opposed to freelancers and startups—a model that has proven to be more resilient during market uncertainties.

Its portfolio spans major metropolitan cities like Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, and Pune, and caters to marquee clients from IT, BFSI, manufacturing, and consulting sectors. The IPO proceeds are expected to fuel Smartworks’ expansion plans, improve infrastructure, and strengthen its technology stack.

Final Thoughts

The blockbuster response to Smartworks’ IPO—driven by institutional and non-institutional investor segments—underscores the market’s confidence in the coworking space as a long-term investment theme. With hybrid and flexible work models here to stay, Smartworks appears well-positioned to capitalize on this evolving trend.

Investors and market watchers will now eagerly await the listing and performance of Smartworks on the stock exchanges. If the IPO response is any indicator, Smartworks may be poised for a robust debut in the public market.

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