Can a retail investor apply for OFS?
Yes, retail investors can easily participate in an Offer for Sale (OFS) at FYERS. All Indian citizens who have a Demat account linked to a registered brokerage like FYERS are eligible to apply.
Steps for retail investors to apply
- Hold a valid Demat account.
- Link your Demat account with FYERS.
Retail investors benefit from a reserved portion in OFS, often provided at a discounted rate compared to the market price.
What if...
| Scenario | Resolution |
|---|
| Demat account not linked with brokerage | Link your Demat account to FYERS to participate in OFS. |
| Limited retail investor quota | Apply early on the OFS day to maximise chances of successful allotment. |
Last updated: 26 Jun 2025
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