Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO — Listing Performance
Victory Electric Vehicles International listed at a discount, closing its first day 20.12% below the issue price, on tepid subscription of 1x.
Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO facts & figures
| Issue category | SME |
|---|---|
| Issue open date | 07-Jan-2026 |
| Listing date | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Issue size | ₹32.83 crore |
| Overall subscription | 1x |
| Issue price | ₹41 |
| Listing-day close | ₹32.75 (-20.12%) |
| Recent market price | ₹17.05 (-58.41% vs issue) |
| 52-week range | ₹13.70 – ₹34.45 |
| Identifiers | NSE: VICTORYEV · ISIN: INE0F8901022 |
Figures are compiled from public market data and refreshed when our dataset updates. Verify against BSE/NSE records before acting on them.
How the listing went
Victory Electric Vehicles International opened for subscription on 07-Jan-2026 as a SME issue raising about ₹33 crore. The shares were priced at ₹41 and made their debut on 14-Jan-2026, closing the first session at ₹32.75 — a listing-day change of -20.12%.
As of our last data refresh the stock trades around ₹17.05, 58.41% below the issue price. A listing-day gain does not guarantee lasting returns — and vice versa.
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Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO FAQs
What was the Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO listing price?
Victory Electric Vehicles International closed at ₹32.75 on its listing day (14-Jan-2026), against an issue price of ₹41 — a listing-day change of -20.12%.
How many times was the Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO subscribed?
The issue was subscribed about 1 times overall.
Was the Victory Electric Vehicles International IPO profitable for allottees?
Not on listing day: the stock closed about 20.12% below the issue price. Longer-term outcomes depend on when shares were sold.