Indian Phosphate IPO Allotment Status Online

The Indian Phosphate IPO allotment status will be available on August 30, 2024, as per the timeline provided in the red-herring prospectus.

Below are the steps to check Indian Phosphate IPO allotment status online:

• Visit the Indian Phosphate IPO allotment status page.
• Click on the green Indian Phosphate IPO Allotment Status.
• Enter either PAN number, Application Number or DP Client ID of the demat account to check the Indian Phosphate IPO allotment status.
• Click Search.

Note: The disabled button shows that the allotment is not yet available online.

The allotment result looks like as below:

• PAN No.: AHMLK1898J
• Application No.: RL041213805307
• Name: Mr. Rajveer Singh
• Shares Applied: 40
• Shares Allotted: 40

The expected listing price of Indian Phosphate IPO depends on many factors including demand, nature of the business, market environment and state of the economy. The Indian Phosphate IPO grey market premium gives some hint but the actual listing price is difficult to guess.

Indian Phosphate IPO allotment status is expected on August 30, 2024. Click the green button Indian Phosphate IPO Allotment Status above to check the allotment. Note the button remains to disable until the allotment is available online.

If Indian Phosphate IPO oversubscribed in the retail category, the Indian Phosphate IPO shares will be distributed on a proportionate basis to Retail Individual Investors (RII). Each retail investor will get a minimum of 1 lot subject to the availability of shares in the retail portion. If enough shares are not available, a lottery is drawn to choose the investors.

The Indian Phosphate IPO listing date is not available at this time. The Indian Phosphate IPO is planned to list the shares on September 3, 2024, at NSE SME.

The reason you didn't get the Indian Phosphate IPO could be:

• IPO become oversubscribed and allotment process is completed through a lottery
• The IPO application got rejected due to mismatch/incomplete information
• The issue price is higher than the bid price. (Always apply on cut-off price).