Small investors got shares worth 12.15% of their investment, whereas the corresponding figure for big investors was 6.88%. Those who had applied for up to 70 units were allotted shares through lottery.
Though RMDC had issued 1,560,000 unit shares, the IPO got applications for a total of 17,429,240 units through 29,172 big and small investors.
In the retail, or small investor, category, 22,954 investors applied for a total 47,75,390 unit shares, though only 5,80,320 units were set aside for that category. The category was oversubscribed 8.2 times.
Likewise, 6,218 big investors applied for a total of 12,653,850 unit shares, though only 8,70,480 had been reserved for that category.
The equity shares were of face value NRs 100 each with a premium of Rs 80 per share for the general public and 31,200 equity shares of Rs 100 each for its employees, which is 2% of the overall issue.
The company has set aside 78,000 shares for mutual fund in total; 26,000 units each to Siddhartha Growth Scheme-1, Nabil Balance Fund-1 and Citizen Investment Trust Scheme.
