IPO Allotment Status

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You can also check allotment using the legacy method. Navigate to the IPO Detail Page, then click on "Check Allotment".

IPO Allotment Guide

Complete guide to understanding IPO allotment process

What is IPO allotment?

IPO allotment is the process through which shares are offered to the applicants of an initial public offer. There is a window of share allotment after every IPO subscription period. During this period, the shares are apportioned to investors according to the applied quantity and the demand of the IPO. Allotment determines whether and how many shares each investor shall get. This is either fully or partially allotted, depending on the number of applications and the availability of the shares.

How to check IPO allotment status on IPO Ji?

IPO Ji Website

In IPO Ji website click on the allotment tab in the navigation bar → select the respective IPO from the drop-down list → enter the demat details (if not added initially) → click on "Check Allotment."

IPO Ji Mobile App

In IPO Ji App tap on the allotment tab in the bottom bar → select the respective IPO from the drop-down list → enter the demat details (if not added initially) → click on "Check Allotment."

Procedure of IPO allotment

The IPO allotment procedure essentially comprises the following steps:

1
Subscription Period

Investors apply for shares in the IPO subscription window.

2
Application Collection

Applications collected and recorded by the IPO registrar.

3
Allocation Process

Shares are allocated based on demand, application size, and allotment rules like pro-rata or lottery.

4
Finalization

Allotment is finalized, and the applicants to whom allotment is made are informed.

5
Refunds

The amount applied for by unsuccessful applicants is returned.

6
Credit of Shares

The number of shares subscribed to by every allottee is credited to their respective demat accounts.

How IPO allotment is calculated?

IPO allotment depends on total demand for the issue and the availability of shares. Based on these factors, a company resorts to methods such as lottery or pro-rata in the case of an oversubscribed IPO.

Lottery Method

Used when demand significantly exceeds supply. Winners are selected randomly from eligible applications.

Pro-rata Method

Shares distributed proportionally based on the amount applied for by each investor.

For instance, if an investor applies for a larger number of shares than allotted, the shares will either be distributed through a random draw or proportionately, depending on the overall subscription and rules of allotment.

Steps to verify application status

Multiple Verification Platforms Available

IPO Ji provides an easy interface to check the allotment of the respective IPO, even if you have applied the IPO from any other platform. Other than this, you can check the allotments from the Official Registrar website or BSE/NSE websites.

IPO Ji Platform
Official Registrar Website
BSE/NSE Websites
Required Information for Verification:
Bid Application Number DP ID PAN Card Number

How does a registrar decide upon the allotment?

The registrar makes a decision on IPO allotment by first checking all applications, then judging the mode of allocation depending on demand. In case of an oversubscription, the registrar undertakes either a pro-rata system of allocation or a lottery system to share the available shares among the applicants.

Application Review

Thorough verification of all submitted applications for completeness and validity.

Demand Assessment

Evaluation of total subscription versus available shares to determine allocation method.

Fair Distribution

Implementation of chosen allocation method ensuring fair distribution among applicants.

Pro-rata Method

Shareholding distributed based on the proportional amount applied for by each investor.

Lottery System

Random selection process to pick successful applicants from eligible applications.

Primary Objective: The objective is to ensure that everyone gets a fair share while effectively managing excess demand and maintaining market stability.