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The Meesho IPO is in its final day of bidding and strong investor interest continues to hold the momentum. The issue, which opened on December 3, 2025, will close today. Retail and institutional investors now have their last chance to participate in one of the most talked-about e-commerce listings of 2025.
Meesho shares currently have a GMP of Rs. 53, up from yesterday’s Rs. 51 and quite higher than the Rs. 42 mark three days ago.
The consistent climb in GMP indicates the unofficial market's strong demand, powered by the increasing subscription and the investors' trust in Meesho's asset-light business approach.
Analysts point out that the steep rise in GMP is a signal of the market's expectations of a healthy listing gain under stable conditions.
As of 12:20 PM on Day 3, Meesho IPO has been subscribed 16.98 times, and it shows strong interest from all investor segments.
Retail investors: 14.27 times
Non-institutional investors (NII): 24.68 times
Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs): 14.03 times
The increase in subscriptions shows that there is a strong confidence in the company's future growth, especially among non-institutional investors who are looking for such high-risk, high-return investments.
The company has set a price band of Rs. 105-Rs. 111 per share, with one lot containing 135 shares, requiring a minimum investment of Rs. 14,985.
Meesho aims to raise Rs. 5,421.20 crore, consisting of Rs. 4,250 crore as fresh issue and Rs. 1,171.20 crore through an offer for sale (OFS). The IPO is slated for listing on both BSE and NSE.
The likely allotment date is December 6, 2025, but if processing is deferred due to the weekend, allotment may shift to December 8, 2025.
Anand Rathi recommends "Subscribe-long term", pointing to excellent growth prospects despite losses in FY25 amounting to Rs. 3,941.7 crore. Analysts point out Meesho’s increasing EBITDA and positive free cash flow as indications of operational discipline.
Nirmal Bang recommends "Buy", pointing to Meesho's significant market share in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, along with its no-commission policy, as these factors help sellers and enhance affordability.
Other brokerages, including ICICI-Direct, SBI Securities, Ventura, Mehta Equities, Marwadi Shares, and Swastika Investmart, have also shown similar sentiments.
Considering the significant increase in GMP, strong subscriptions, and positive opinions from analysts, the Meesho IPO is set to have a promising debut.
However, experts emphasize that listing gains are not guaranteed, and in the long term, investors benefit more from the firm's progressive, low-capital model as it moves near profitability.
