Mobikwik IPO Allotment Status Check on BSE, NSE Official Website (Link Intime): The IPO allotment will be finalised on December 16. The IPO aimed to raise Rs 572 crore. The IPO was subscribed more than 125 times, receiving bids worth over Rs 39,500 crore. The IPO was opened on December 11 and closed on December 13.
Here’s how you can check the shares allotment status online on NSE, BSE, Link Intime India:
Mobikwik IPO allotment status online on Link Intime India
Step 1
Go to the website of the registrar of the issue. Link Intime India worked as the registrar. Investors can check other IPO status as well over there.
Step 2
Click on the public issue section on the left side of the webpage. After that, a new tab will open which will ask you to fill in details.
Step 3
In that new tab or screen enter details like the company’s name and PAN number/ application number/ client ID/ account number.
Step 4
Hit the submit button
Step 5
A screen will pop up with the status. Investors getting allotments will see a pop-up with allotted status. Meanwhile, investors who didn’t get the allotment of IPO shares will see “not allotted” on the same pop-up screen.
Mobikwik IPO allotment status online on NSE
Step 1
Open the website of NSE on the below link.
(https://www.nseindia.com/products/dynaContent/equities/ipos/ipo_login.jsp)
Step 2
Register yourself with NSE by filling up general details like Name, Address, PAN no., phone no., etc.
Step 3
Log in using the same credentials to the portal. After that select the Mobikwik symbol and enter your application number.
Step 4
Click on ‘Get Data’. A screen will pop up with the result.
Listing
The company’s shares were trading with a premium of 59% in the grey market, hinting towards a strong debut on the D-Street. The stocks of Mobikwik are expected to trade in the secondary markets from December 18 onwards.
Mobikwik IPO Details
The price band of the company’s IPO ranged between Rs 265 to Rs 279 per equity share. There were different lot sizes for NIIs and retail bidders. Investors who got the mandate from the registrar to block funds and the shares wouldn’t have been allotted will get a refund,
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