The bank's offering, which closed Friday, was more than twice oversubscribed, with interest coming from institutional investors and "high-net worth individuals".
Foreign companies are not allowed to list shares directly in India and Standard Chartered, which makes most of its profits in Asia, is the first foreign company to list in the country through the IDR route.
IDRs are rupee-denominated certificates similar to US Depository Receipts that show ownership of shares in an overseas firm, with every 10 IDRs representing one Standard Chartered share.
Allotment of the shares is expected on or around June 7, the bank said.
The IDRs are expected to be listed at the Bombay Stock Exchange Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited by June 11. "The response to the offer has been excellent.
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