Ather Energy IPO's 28% Day 2 subscription resurfaces from an April 2025 update

Ather Energy's IPO was subscribed 28% by the close of bidding on its second day, resurfacing an April 29, 2025 update. The subscription trajectory was a near-term signal for investor appetite ahead of the issue's close.

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What happened

Ather Energy’s IPO was subscribed 28% by the end of its second day of bidding, according to an April 29, 2025 update.

Key facts

  • 28%
  • Day 2
  • April 29, 2025

Why this matters

Ather Energy’s Day 2 subscription level provides a timely EV-sector valuation and investor-demand benchmark for assessing fundraising windows, deal terms, and strategic partnership opportunities.

What to watch

  • Final subscription multiple and category-wise demand, especially QIB participation.
  • Any extension, price-band revision, anchor-book commentary or issue-size adjustment.
  • Grey-market premium direction between final bidding day and listing.
  • Listing-day premium/discount, traded volume and post-listing price support.
  • Ather monthly registrations, market-share trends, margin disclosures and cash-burn guidance after listing.
  • Competitive actions from Ola Electric, TVS, Bajaj and Hero MotoCorp, including pricing, incentives and new model launches.
  • Monitor final-day bookbuilding by QIB, NII/HNI and retail categories rather than aggregate subscription alone.
  • Track grey-market premium and any change in indicated demand as a real-time read on expected listing performance.
  • Compare implied valuation with listed EV and auto peers on revenue growth, unit economics, gross margin and path-to-profitability.
  • Watch whether weak demand affects the pace or valuation expectations of planned Indian EV, mobility and consumer-tech listings.
  • Assess whether a soft listing pressures private-market marks and fundraising terms for competing electric two-wheeler manufacturers.