What is floor price?

What is floor price?

The floor price in an Offer for Sale (OFS) is the minimum bid price at which investors can apply for shares. This price is set by the promoters or large shareholders and is announced publicly one or two days before the OFS date.

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Floor price changes after announcementWe will notify you immediately; update your bid accordingly if necessary.

For detailed instructions on applying for OFS, refer to this guide: How to Apply for OFS at FYERS?

Last updated: 26 Jun 2025

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