The Fractal Analytics IPO is currently being discussed heavily in the Indian primary market. However, investor enthusiasm appears to be low in the initial stages.

This company's IPO is receiving mixed reviews; GMP is providing these signals, learn the details.

Fractal Analytics IPO GMP: The Indian primary market is currently buzzing with activity regarding Fractal Analytics' initial public offering (IPO). The company is seeking to raise ₹2,834 crore through this issue. Today is the second day for investors to place their bets on the company's IPO.

However, investor enthusiasm doesn't appear to be very aggressive in the initial stages. However, investor interest hasn't completely waned. Regarding the IPO's status in the gray market, it is still trading at a premium of around 1 percent, or ₹8...

GMP is indicating a balanced listing

The gray market is currently showing little enthusiasm for the Fractal Analytics IPO. Its GMP for February 10, 2026, remains around ₹8.

If the upper end of the price band set by the company is considered as the base, then its potential listing price could be around Rs 908. This suggests that investors' expectations on the company's issue listing may be dashed, although there is every possibility of a balanced return. 

Fractal Analytics IPO receives mixed response

Fractal Analytics' IPO is receiving a mixed response from investors. According to BSE data, the company's issue has been subscribed only about 9% overall so far, despite offering 18.5 million shares. However, retail investors are showing interest in the issue. Approximately 35% of the portion reserved for retail investors has been subscribed.   

On the other hand, participation from large investors remains weak. The 97.10 lakh shares reserved for QIBs (institutional investors) have not received a single bid. Limited interest has also been seen among high net worth investors (NIIs). Only about 7% of the 48.55 lakh reserved shares in this segment have been subscribed.