Indian Markets
What is Offer for Sale (OFS)?

An Offer for Sale (OFS) is a mechanism through which promoters of a company can reduce their shareholding by selling their shares to the public. This method is commonly used to comply with regulatory requirements, such as maintaining a minimum public shareholding of 25%. If the promoter's holding exceeds 75%, they may need to use the OFS route to bring it back within the prescribed limit.

The OFS process spans two days: T day for non-retail investors and T+1 day for retail investors. During this period, investors can place only limit orders between 9:15 AM and 3:30 PM.

OFS announcements are made one or two days before the issue opens, with a reserved portion of 10% allocated for retail investors. Oversubscription is confirmed on the issue day (T Day). Allocation of shares can follow either the Price Priority Method or the Proportionate Basis. The process is fast, and excess funds are returned to the trading participant the same day after 6:00 p.m. due to non-allotment or partial allocation.

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Company Name Listing At
Offer Date
Total Shares Offered
Floor Price (₹)
Cut-Off Price (₹)
Indigrid Infrastructure Trust BSE,NSE
05 Feb 2026
96,549,741 ₹160.50 ₹161.00
Aanchal Ispat Ltd BSE
03 Feb 2026
565,725 ₹50.00 ₹53.45
Hindustan Zinc Limited BSE,NSE
28 Jan 2026
33,500,000 ₹685.00 ₹685.00
East India Drums And Barrels Manufacturing Ltd BSE
14 Jan 2026
738,711 ₹125.00 ₹125.00
Andhra Cements Limited NSE,BSE
09 Jan 2026
7,500,000 ₹72.00 -
Indian Overseas Bank NSE,BSE
17 Dec 2025
385,131,796 ₹34.00 -
D.S. Kulkarni Developers Limited NSE,BSE
05 Dec 2025
500,000 ₹10.00 -
Bank Of Maharashtra NSE,BSE
02 Dec 2025
384,577,748 ₹54.00 -
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