ICICI Prudential AMC IPO Opens: Moderate Start With 5% Subscription; GMP Steady at 7.5% — Key Dates & Updates
ICICI Prudential AMC IPO opens with 5% subscription, steady 7.5% GMP and strong investor interest; listing set for December 19 with moderate debut expectations.
ICICI Prudential AMC IPO sees steady start with early subscription and stable GMP ahead of December 19 listing.

The ICICI Prudential AMC IPO opened for subscription on December 12, drawing early interest across retail, NII and shareholder categories. Within the first hour, the issue saw 5% overall subscription, signalling a steady — though not aggressive — response from investors.
The grey market premium (GMP) remains stable at around 7–7.5%, indicating moderate listing expectations. The IPO is priced between ₹2,061 and ₹2,165 per share and will remain open until December 16. Allotment is scheduled for December 17, demat credit on December 18, and listing on December 19.
This is a pure offer-for-sale by Prudential Corp, with a minimum lot size of six shares. Investors can apply through UPI apps, broker platforms or ASBA.
ICICI Prudential AMC, India’s largest asset management company with ₹10.15 trillion QAAUM, holds a 13.3% market share in active mutual funds and operates one of the country’s widest distribution networks with 272 offices and over 1.1 lakh distributors.
Analysts remain positive about the company’s strong fundamentals, return ratios and expanding product suite but caution that high valuations may limit near-term listing gains. Experts suggest the issue may be better suited for long-term investors rather than those seeking quick upside.
Live Subscription Status (as of 11:56 AM)
Total: 0.05x
Shareholder: 0.09x
Retail: 0.06x
NII: 0.06x
QIB: 0.00x
GMP Update
GMP rises to 7.4%
Key Strengths
Disciplined, risk-calibrated investment approach
Strong multi-channel distribution
Diversified and expanding product suite
Growing alternates business
Robust digital adoption
Financial Highlights
Revenue: ₹2,689 cr (FY23) → ₹4,683 cr (FY25)
PAT: ₹1,516 cr → ₹2,651 cr
ROE: ~83%, among the highest in financial services
Key Risks
Regulatory changes
Rising competition from AMCs & fintechs
Pressure on fees due to passive products
Market-driven income volatility

