Live IPO Allotment Status & Subscription

LIVE
SME
₹71 to ₹72

Open: 26-2 March

Issue Size: ₹36 Cr.

Objective: IPO intends to raise funds for working capital, subsidiaries and loan repayment.

Exchange: NSE SME

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UPCOMING
SME
₹47

Open: 5-9 March

Issue Size: ₹25.03 Cr.

Objective: To boost working capital and cover general corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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UPCOMING
MAINBOARD
₹1287 to ₹1352

Open: 4-6 March

Issue Size: ₹1087.45 Cr.

Objective: Sell existing promoter & investor shares to provide liquidity to stakeholders.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹138 to ₹145

Open: 25-27 Feb

Issue Size: ₹80.11 Cr.

Objective: IPO will fund GoZoop acquisition, AI content hub, working capital, growth

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹75 to ₹80

Open: 23-25 Feb

Issue Size: ₹20 Cr.

Objective: To strengthen product growth, tech and general corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹1000 to ₹1053

Open: 23-25 Feb

Issue Size: ₹3100 Cr.

Objective: To repay borrowings and support general corporate purposes.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹121 to ₹127

Open: 23-25 Feb

Issue Size: ₹69.72 Cr.

Objective: To open about 61 new brand outlets and support growth costs.

Exchange: BSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹75 to ₹79

Open: 20-24 Feb

Issue Size: ₹165 Cr.

Objective: To fund new IVF centres and expand fertility services network.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹122 to ₹129

Open: 9-11 Feb

Issue Size: ₹1,010 Cr.

Objective: Augment capital base to support lending expansion for MSME customers

Exchange: NSE BSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹857 to ₹900

Open: 9-11 Feb

Issue Size: ₹2,833.9 Cr.

Objective: Fund global growth, repay debt, boost R&D and expand AI product pipeline

Exchange: NSE BSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹74 to ₹78

Open: 6-10 Feb

Issue Size: ₹17.04 Cr.

Objective: To fund working capital, repay borrowings and meet general corporate needs

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹102 to ₹108

Open: 6-10 Feb

Issue Size: ₹31.26 Cr.

Objective: To buy industrial land, repay loans and support general corporate requirements

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹83 to ₹88

Open: 4-6 Feb

Issue Size: ₹33.83 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds mainly for working capital to grow operations and business needs.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹155 to ₹163

Open: 30-03 Feb

Issue Size: ₹88.02 Cr.

Objective: Fund acquisition, warehouse upgrade, working capital funding & general purposes

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹73

Open: 28-30 Jan

Issue Size: ₹29.20 Cr.

Objective: Repay/pre-pay borrowings, boost ‘Baari by Kanishk’ branding, and support growth.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹116 to ₹123

Open: 28-30 Jan

Issue Size: ₹66.42 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to expand manufacturing, add rental fleet, and support working capital.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹61 to ₹64

Open: 27-29 Jan

Issue Size: ₹17.61 Cr.

Objective: Fund new Amravati plant setup and general corporate purposes.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹52 to ₹55

Open: 27-29 Jan

Issue Size: ₹24.53 Cr.

Objective: Fund working capital, repay certain loans, and support general corporate needs

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹67 to ₹70

Open: 22-27 Jan

Issue Size: ₹42 Cr.

Objective: Funding capital expenditure to set up a Radiation Oncology Centre and for general corporate purposes.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹118 to ₹124

Open: 20-22 Jan

Issue Size: ₹1907.27 Cr.

Objective: Strengthen logistics network, fund new centres, boost marketing and support growth plans

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹128 to ₹135

Open: 19-21 Jan

Issue Size: ₹77 Cr.

Objective: Fund telemedicine build-out, tech upgrades, HR, loan repayment & working capital.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹40 to ₹47

Open: 16-20 Jan

Issue Size: ₹38 Cr.

Objective: To fund solar power project, strengthen working capital and support growth plans.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹55 to ₹57

Open: 14-19 Jan

Issue Size: ₹27 Cr.

Objective: Finance working capital, buy machinery/vehicles, and reduce debt.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹141 to ₹149

Open: 13-15 Jan

Issue Size: ₹92 Cr.

Objective: To fund plant & machinery, boost working capital and support general needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹343 to ₹361

Open: 13-16 Jan

Issue Size: ₹1789 Cr.

Objective: To fund cloud tech, strengthen infrastructure and support growth and expansion.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹515

Open: 12-15 Jan

Issue Size: ₹45 Cr.

Objective: To repay debt, enhance working capital and upgrade machinery and operations.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹21 to ₹23

Open: 9-13 Jan

Issue Size: ₹1071.1 Cr.

Objective: To list the company for shareholder liquidity and asset monetisation.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹168 to ₹174

Open: 7-9 Jan

Issue Size: ₹120 Cr.

Objective: Proceeds to expand manufacturing, invest in subsidiary, and fund working capital.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹85 to ₹90

Open: 31-2 Jan

Issue Size: ₹37 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to buy medical equipment, support working capital, repay debt.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹227 to ₹239

Open: 23-26 Dec

Issue Size: ₹42.60 Cr.

Objective: Fund new machines, support working capital, and general corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹209 to ₹220

Open: 23-26 Dec

Issue Size: ₹31.81 Cr.

Objective: Build experience centre, support working capital and corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹95 to ₹97

Open: 22-24 Dec

Issue Size: ₹31.81 Cr.

Objective: Meet working capital needs, repay bank loans, and support business growth.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹108 to ₹114

Open: 22-24 Dec

Issue Size: ₹250.80 Cr.

Objective: Fund hospital expansions, buy equipment, repay debt and grow operations.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹65 to ₹70

Open: 22-24 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹38.49 Cr.

Objective: To fund working capital, pay down debt, buy machinery & support general growth.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹74 to ₹78

Open: 17-19 Dec

Issue Size: ₹30.41 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to expand logistics capacity, capex & working capital.

Exchange: BSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹365 to ₹384

Open: 16-18 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹710 Cr.

Objective: Repay debt, expand capacity, set up solar plant, and support growth.

Exchange: NSE BSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹126

Open: 15-17 Dec

Issue Size: ₹46.62 Cr.

Objective: Raise capital to buy trucks/equipment, repay loans and fund corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹2061 to ₹2165

Open: 12-16 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹10602.65 Cr.

Objective: Raising funds to fuel business growth, expand operations, and strengthen financial stability for future expansion.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹83 to ₹88

Open: 12-16 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹43.73 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds for ERIS-platform build, working capital, office expansion & growth.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹30

Open: 12-16 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹12.28 Cr.

Objective: Use funds to expand retail outlets, boost working capital & general growth.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹94 to ₹96

Open: 11-15 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹50.92 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds for façade assembly, glazing line, meet working capital needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹112 to ₹118

Open: 11-15 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹74.45 Cr.

Objective: To build a second cashew‑processing unit in Andhra Pradesh and support general operations.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹63 to ₹65

Open: 10-12 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹21.45 Cr.

Objective: To fund working capital, repay bank loans and meet general corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹12

Open: 10-12 Dec 2025

Issue Size: ₹56.35

Objective: Use IPO money for working capital, subsidiary investment, repay borrowings, and general corporate purposes.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹154 to ₹162

Open: 10-12 Dec

Issue Size: ₹1,260 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to repay debt, expand hospitals and buy medical equipment.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹438 to ₹460

Open: 10-12 Dec

Issue Size: ₹871.05 Cr.

Objective: Use proceeds to open new dialysis clinics, repay debt and support operations.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹95 to ₹100

Open: 8-10 Dec

Issue Size: ₹24.68

Objective: Use proceeds to build, up-grade plants, open showroom, support working-capital

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹1008 to ₹1062

Open: 8-10 Dec

Issue Size: ₹ 655.37 Cr.

Objective: Allow existing investors, promoters to exit via a sale of shares on stock markets.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹185 to ₹195

Open: 8-10 Dec

Issue Size: ₹1,288.89 Cr.

Objective: Fund expansion, open new stores, upgrade stores, buy machinery & boost marketing

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹227 to ₹239

Open: 8-10 Dec

Issue Size: ₹40.15 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to meet working-capital needs and repay existing borrowings

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹131 to ₹138

Open: 8-10 Dec

Issue Size: ₹27.60 Cr.

Objective: Fund IT infrastructure, repay loans, boost working capital and general growth.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹181 to ₹191

Open: 5-9 Dec

Issue Size: ₹57.05 Cr.

Objective: Fund pilot-training equipment, set up a foreign subsidiary and corporate use now.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹190 to ₹194

Open: 5-9 Dec

Issue Size: ₹103.02 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to repay debt, boost working capital and support global growth.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹101 to ₹107

Open: 5-9 Dec

Issue Size: ₹40.21 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds for office setup, working capital, debt repayment and growth.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹56

Open: 4-8 Dec

Issue Size: ₹10.07 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to boost brand visibility, buy software, repay borrowings and general use.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹78 to ₹82

Open: 4-8 Dec

Issue Size: ₹18.74 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to open four new retail stores and support working-capital needs

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹48 to ₹52

Open: 3-5 Dec

Issue Size: ₹300.01 Cr.

Objective: New project funding, repaying old bank loans, and general work.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹118 to ₹124

Open: 3-5 Dec

Issue Size: ₹921.81 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds to cut debt, expand manufacturing capacity and grow via acquisitions.

Exchange: NSE BSE

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹105 to ₹111

Open: 3-5 Dec

Issue Size: ₹5421.20 Cr

Objective: To raise funds for upgrading its tech, boosting marketing & expanding growth.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹93 to ₹98

Open: 2-4 Dec

Issue Size: ₹44.97 Cr.

Objective: Raise fresh capital to meet working-capital needs, repay debt and support general growth.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹125 to ₹132

Open: 1-3 Dec

Issue Size: ₹85.60 Cr.

Objective: To raise working capital, repay debt, and expand services via its subsidiary.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹52 to ₹56

Open: 1-3 Dec

Issue Size: ₹33.73 Cr.

Objective: Expand by building a new facility for water-based adhesives.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹123 to ₹130

Open: 1-3 Dec

Issue Size: ₹24.10 Cr.

Objective: Raise funds for brand promotion, build new manufacturing unit and general use.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹80 to ₹85

Open: 1-3 Dec

Issue Size: ₹28.12 Cr.

Objective: To fund new diagnostic centres and buy medical equipment across Maharashtra.

Exchange: NSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹183 to ₹193

Open: 28-2 Dec

Issue Size: ₹36.30 Cr.

Objective: To build infrastructure, grow team, and upgrade IT & product development setup.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹133 to ₹140

Open: 28-2 Dec

Issue Size: ₹37.45 Cr.

Objective: Fund working capital, develop products, repay debt and general purposes.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹120 to ₹126

Open: 28-2 Dec

Issue Size: ₹31.45 Cr.

Objective: Buy office-cum-product display space, repay borrowings and for general use.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹36 to ₹38

Open: 26-28 Nov

Issue Size: ₹28.50 Cr.

Objective: Funding replacement of plant & machinery, repaying borrowings and general purposes.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
SME
₹114 to ₹120

Open: 24-26 Nov

Issue Size: ₹33.80 Cr.

Objective: Working-capital funding, partial debt repayment and setting up new D2C & namkeen plant.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹563 to ₹593

Open: 21-25 Nov

Issue Size: ₹895 Cr.

Objective: Sudeep Pharma IPO aims to raise ₹ 75.8 cr to buy new machinery and fund general corporate needs.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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CLOSED
SME
₹142 to ₹150

Open: 19-21 Nov

Issue Size: ₹37.50 Cr.

Objective: Company is using the money for plant expansion, paying off loans, and general business needs.

Exchange: BSE SME

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CLOSED
MAINBOARD
₹216 to ₹228

Open: 13-17 Nov 2025

Issue Size: ₹828 Cr.

Objective: Build a new factory, clear some loans, and for regular company needs.

Exchange: BSE NSE

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What Is IPO Allotment Status?

The IPO allotment status tells you whether you received shares in an initial public offering (IPO) you applied for, and if yes, how many.
When a company issues an IPO, many investors apply. The company (via its registrar) distributes (“allots”) shares after the subscription ends. The allotment status is the final step that shows how much you got.

If you applied and the IPO is oversubscribed, you may get fewer shares than you applied for, or none at all.

Why Is Checking IPO Allotment Status Important?

You must check your allotment status because:

  • You will know if shares were credited: Without checking, you won’t know whether you were allotted or not.
  • It triggers refunds: If you weren’t allotted, your blocked funds will be released or refunded.
  • Pre-listing planning: Knowing the allotment helps you prepare for the listing date (when shares begin trading).
  • Budget & margin management: If you applied through your demat and bank account (often via ASBA), you’ll need to manage your funds based on whether allotment happened.

How Does The IPO Allotment Process work?

Here is how shares get allotted after the IPO subscription ends:

  1. Subscription closes: The IPO application window ends; all bids/applications are counted.
  2. Registrar verifies applications: The registrar checks valid applications (PAN, demat account, correct bank details) and ensures compliance.
  3. Determination of allotment basis:
    • If the IPO is undersubscribed (fewer applications than shares offered) → each valid applicant receives full/all their applied shares.
    • If the IPO is oversubscribed → allocation is done via lottery or proportionate system depending on investor category (retail, HNI, institutional).
  4. Allotment result published: The registrar publishes the “basis of allotment” document. Investors can check status online (via registrar or exchange).
  5. Share credit & refund:
    • Shares allotted: credited to your demat account usually on or just before listing date.
    • Shares not allotted: your blocked amount is refunded/unblocked.

When Is The IPO Allotment Status Announced?

The allotment status is typically announced within 1 to 7 days after the IPO application window closes. Large‐cap or popular IPOs often publish the allotment basis within 2–3 days of closing. For example, the Groww IPO’s allotment was finalised about 3 days after closure. If there is a weekend or holiday, it may take slightly longer.

Where To Check Your IPO Allotment Status

You can check allotment status via multiple portals. Use the one that applies to your IPO.

Key portals:

  • Registrar’s website: The registrar appointed for the IPO (e.g., KFin Technologies, MUFG Intime India Pvt Ltd formerly Link Intime, etc). You will typically enter your PAN, Application No. or Demat/Client ID.
  • Stock exchanges:
    • National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) – Section “Equity & SME IPO bid details”.
    • Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) – Application status check page under “Investor Services”.
  • Broker / Trading account: Some brokers provide “IPO Order Book” or “IPO Applications” section where you can see allotment status.

How To Check Your IPO Allotment Status (India)

Here is a practical step-by-step that covers most cases.

Step 1: Gather your details

Collect:

  • Your PAN number.
  • Your application number for the IPO (if available).
  • Your Demat / DP Client ID (optional depending on portal).
  • Name of the IPO / company.
    (This ensures you’re ready before the portal opens.)

Step 2: Visit the correct portal

For example:

  • On NSE: Go to “Check IPO bid/allotment status” → Select “Equity & SME IPO bid details” → Choose IPO symbol → Enter PAN and Application No. → Submit.
  • On BSE: Go to “Application status” page → Select Issue type “Equity” → Choose issue name → Enter PAN or Application No. → Click Search.
  • On Registrar website: Select company from dropdown → Enter PAN/Acct No./Demat ID → Submit.

Step 3: Interpret the result

  • If you see “Allotted: X shares” → your shares will be credited to your demat on or around the listing date.
  • If you see “Not Allotted” or 0 shares → your blocked funds will be refunded/unblocked.
  • If status not available yet → check again after a few hours (or next working day) as system may still be updating.

Step 4: On successful allotment

Once shares are credited:

  • Ensure the correct number of shares appear in your demat account.
  • Check your bank account for any refund if you applied for more shares than allotted.
  • Prepare for listing: track listing date, lot size, etc.

Step 5: On non-allotment

If you did not get allocation:

  • Monitor your bank account: blocked funds should get released.
  • No action required, unless refund is delayed (if more than ~7 working days after allotment date).
  • Continue tracking for listing they may publish a “Basis of Allotment” document which you can download.

Common Terms You Should Know

  • Basis of allotment: The record published by the registrar that shows how shares were divided among applicants.
  • Oversubscription: When the number of shares applied for exceeds the number of shares offered. This typically reduces allotment chances.
  • ASBA: Applications Supported by Blocked Amount – funds remain blocked in bank account until shares are allotted or refunded.
  • Lot size / minimum bid quantity: The minimum number of shares you must apply for. Allotment happens in multiples of lot size or as specified by issuer.
  • Refund: Money returned to applicants if they did not get shares, or got fewer shares than applied for.

Multiple Scenarios and How Allotment Status Might Differ

Scenario A: IPO undersubscribed

If few investors apply and there are more shares than applications:

  • All valid applicants generally receive full allocation.
  • Your allotment status will show full number of shares you applied for.
  • Shares credited quickly, refund not required unless special-case.

Scenario B: IPO oversubscribed

If many investors apply and shares are limited:

  • Retail investors may get fewer shares or none.
  • Allotment may happen by lottery or proportionate basis.
  • Your status may show “Allotted: 1 lot” even if you applied for more.
  • Refund/unblocking may take place for the remainder.

Scenario C: Mixed subscription across categories

Different investor categories (Retail, HNI, QIB) may have different allotment rules. If one category oversubscribed and another not, allocation may shift.

Scenario D: Technical issues or holiday delays

Sometimes allotment status may be delayed by 1–2 days due to public holidays or system lag. In such cases you simply wait.

Practical Tips To Improve Your Experience

  • Apply early: While allotment is not strictly “first-come, first-served”, completing your application properly (valid PAN, bank, demat) reduces rejects.
  • Maintain valid details: Ensure your PAN, bank account, demat account details submitted are correct. Mistakes can lead to rejection or delay.
  • Track the public announcement: Companies publish allotment date ahead of time. Knowing the date helps you check immediately.
  • Check multiple portals: If registrar’s site is down or slow, try NSE or BSE portals.
  • Watch for refund timelines: If you didn’t get full/allotment, your funds should be unblocked or refunded within ~7 working days after allotment. If not, follow up with your broker or registrar.
  • Monitor your demat account: On listing day, check if shares were credited; if not, contact your broker.
  • Avoid stressing over immediate allotment: Many strong IPOs are heavily oversubscribed and allotment is unpredictable.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long after application does the allotment status appear?

The status typically appears within 2–7 days after the issue’s closing date. Large issues often publish in ~2–3 days.

What if I applied for 300 shares and got 1 lot (say 150 shares)?

Then your status will show “Allotted: 150 shares” (assuming lot size of 150). The rest will be refunded/unblocked.

Can I check using just PAN?

Yes. Most portals allow you to check using PAN number (and sometimes Application No or Demat/Client ID).

My status shows Under Process. What does that mean?

It means the allotment process is still being finalised or the system hasn’t been updated yet. Wait for the official allotment date.

If I’m allotted shares, when can I sell them?

You can sell them only after they are credited to your demat account and the shares are listed on the stock exchange. Check the listing date given in the IPO prospectus or announcement.

Why did I not get any allotment despite applying?

Reasons include: heavy oversubscription, invalid application details, unlinked or improper bank/demat details, or category restrictions.

What Happens After Allotment Status is Confirmed?

If shares were allotted:

  • Your demat account will get credited with the allotted number of shares (often on listing date).
  • Your bank account will be debited for the allotted portion (if applying via ASBA).
  • On listing day you can decide whether to hold or sell (depending on your strategy).
  • Keep track of lock-in (if any) and company updates.

If shares were not allotted (or partially allotted):

  • Your blocked funds(unallotted portion) are unblocked/refunded.
  • You will receive notification from registrar/exchange (via SMS/email).
  • You may re-allocate your funds to another investment or plan accordingly.

Mistakes to avoid when checking allotment status

  • Entering wrong PAN/ application number: This yields “No record found”.
  • Waiting too late: Allotment date is public — waiting weeks may mean you missed refund timeline.
  • Not verifying demat account: Some investors have bank account applications but demat not linked or invalid — rejection.
  • Only relying on brokers’ update: Always cross-check with registrar/exchange portal.
  • Ignoring refund lag: If refund/unblock doesn’t happen within ~7 working days of allotment, check with broker or registrar.

Real-world example: How allotment and status were handled

Consider the recent IPO of Groww (Billionbrains Garage Ventures) and Pine Labs in India.

  • In the case of Groww IPO (₹6 632 crore) which was subscribed ~18 times, the allotment was finalised on 10 Nov 2025, and investors could check status via registrar or exchange websites.
  • For Pine Labs IPO (₹3 899.91 crore), subscribed ~2.46 times overall, the allotment status publication also followed the standard portals.

These examples illustrate the process, timeline and the portals in practice.

How allotment status influences your IPO strategy

Knowing the allotment status helps you:

  • Manage expectations: If you applied to a heavily subscribed IPO, allotment may be low or nil. Knowing the result helps you move on.
  • Plan for listing: If you are allotted, you may plan to trade on listing or hold for long term.
  • Re‐deploy funds: If you didn’t get allotment, you can free up your capital for other opportunities rather than keeping it blocked.
  • Avoid duplicate applications: Checking past season’s allotments helps recognise patterns (e.g., you often don’t get allotment in very high-subscription IPOs) and refine your bidding strategy.

Final checklist before you check allotment status

  • Confirm IPO application window has closed and allotment date is announced.
  • Have your PAN, application number (if available), and demat/DP Client ID ready.
  • Identify the correct portal: registrar website, NSE, or BSE.
  • Ensure your internet connection and details are correct.
  • Once you get the status:
  • If “Allotted” → check demat after listing date.
  • If “Not Allotted” → expect refund/unblocking and note listing date (in case you want to watch the stock).
  • If you face issues (status not found, funds still blocked after 7 working days), contact your broker or registrar.

Conclusion

The IPO allotment status is the critical link between applying for an IPO and whether you actually receive the shares. It provides clarity on allotment outcome, triggers refund processes, and sets your next move (hold shares, sell, redeploy funds).

By knowing what it is, when it is announced, how to check it, and what to do after the result, you as an investor are equipped to respond wisely. Always use official portals (registrar/exchange) for the most accurate information. Use your PAN/application number/demat ID correctly. And on allotment date, check promptly.

With this knowledge you can move from “Did I get shares?” to “Yes, I did – here’s what next” or “No, I didn’t – here’s the next step”. That clarity helps you act efficiently, avoid blocked funds, plan your investment timeline, and engage more proactively in IPO investing.

About the Author: Mukesh Kumar is a stock market and IPO research enthusiast who shares data-based insights on IPOs, GMP trends, and SME listings. He simplifies market updates and helps readers understand IPO processes with clarity and transparency.

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