Aye Finance IPO Listing Date: Full Timeline, Issue Size, Price Band and Grey Market View

Aye Finance IPO Listing Date

The Aye Finance IPO listing date is scheduled for Monday, 16 February 2026, on both the BSE and NSE. The bidding window has already closed, running from 9 to 11 February 2026, so now it’s that slightly tense waiting phase where allotment emails are checked more often than messages from friends.

Many IPO followers treat listing day like match day: screen open at 9:15 am, order window ready, and a quiet hope that the first trade prints at a premium. With Aye Finance, expectations are a bit more muted, but that sometimes suits long-term investors who prefer less frenzy and more fundamentals.

Aye Finance IPO Details

The Aye Finance IPO is a book-built issue of ₹1,010 crore, split between fresh capital and offer for sale. Here’s a compact, human-friendly snapshot instead of an ultra-perfect grid of numbers:

For many retail applicants, the lot size of 116 shares and ~₹15,000 ticket at the top band is just about manageable not tiny, not back-breaking. The mix of fresh issue and OFS also tells a familiar story: some money goes to growth, some to existing shareholders exiting.

Aye Finance IPO GMP

The Aye Finance IPO GMP (grey market premium) is currently around ₹0.35 per share, indicating an estimated listing price of roughly ₹129.35 against the upper band of ₹129. That works out to a very slim 0.27% notional gain basically flat, once costs and intraday swings are considered.

Over the last 11 sessions, the GMP has hovered in a low range, with the lowest at ₹0 and the highest near ₹5, and the recent trend pointing slightly down or sideways. That usually signals a quiet listing rather than a blockbuster debut. It’s the kind of IPO where traders who chase quick listing gains might lose interest, while more patient investors look closer at the underlying NBFC story instead of the GMP chatter.

About Aye Finance

Aye Finance is a non-banking financial company (NBFC) focused on small business loans to micro-scale MSMEs, offering both secured and unsecured lending. Its products include:

• Mortgage loans
• ‘Saral’ property loans
• Secured hypothecation loans
• Unsecured hypothecation loans

The company primarily serves small manufacturers, traders, service providers and allied agriculture players the sort of businesses that often keep an entire local market running but rarely walk into a big corporate bank branch with a pitch deck. With over five lakh active customers across 18 states and three union territories, Aye Finance positions itself as a bridge between formal credit and informal enterprise.

Disclaimer 

The information provided about Aye Finance IPO dates, pricing, and grey market indicators is for general informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute investment, trading, tax, or legal advice. Market conditions and premiums can change rapidly; always consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.