Track your investment journey seamlessly with our IPO allotment status page. If you have applied for a public issue, you can quickly check if you have been allotted any shares.
IPO allotment status given investors the details about the number of shares allotment to them in an IPO.
In an IPO, the shares are allotted based on the demand for the issue. For instance, if the IPO is undersubscribed, all the investors who applied for the issue receive full allotment. Meanwhile, if the issue is oversubscribed, IPO allotment is done via a computerised lottery system.
Unfortunately, there is no guaranteed way to secure IPO allotment. However, you can improve your chances by applying through the retail investor category. Additionally, bidding at the cut-off price may also increase your chances.
Yes. In the case of oversubscribed IPOs, there is a certain element of luck involved due to the use of a computerised lottery system for IPO allotment.
The IPO allotment process is done methodically to ensure fairness. In the case of undersubscribed issues, all investors receive full allotment. However, in the case of oversubscribed issues, investors are selected randomly through a computerised lottery system.
You can conduct a quick IPO allotment check by visiting the website of the registrar or the stock exchanges to find out if you have been allotted shares.
You can increase the chances of getting an IPO allotment by bidding at the cut-off price. Applying through the retail investor category is another way to improve your chances of allotment.
If the IPO is oversubscribed, the registrar for the issue uses a computerised lottery system to allot shares to investors. In this system, investors are picked randomly in such a way that they get at least one lot. If there are any leftover shares, they are allotted on a pro-rata basis.
