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Delta Autocorp IPO Allotment Today: Here’s how to check status online on NSE, Link Intime; GMP surges over 95%

How to Check Delta Autocoro IPO Share Allotment Status: Delta Autocorp, a player in India’s electric vehicle sector, recently concluded its three-day subscription window, which opened for subscription on January 7 to January 9. A SME issue, Delta Autocorp IPO received an overwhelming response from investors.

With the allotment of shares set to be finalised today, January 10, 2025, here is everything you need to know about checking your allotment status online, GMP, and other details of this issue.

How to Check Delta Autocorp IPO Allotment Status

Investors who participated in the IPO can check their allotment status through platforms such as NSE and the registrar, Link Intime. Here the steps to follow in each platform to check the status:

Via NSE Website

  • Go to the official NSE website.
  • From the dropdown menu, choose the issue name, “Delta Autocorp IPO.”
  • Enter your application number or PAN number.
  • Click on the “Search” button to see if you’ve been allotted shares.

Also Read: TCS shares jump 4% despite muted Q3: Here are 4 reasons why brokerages are bullish

Via Registrar’s Website (Link Intime)

  • Visit the website: Link Intime India website
  • Select the “Delta Autocorp IPO” option from the list.
  • Enter your PAN details.
  • Click on the “Search” button to see your allotment status.

Delta Autocorp IPO: GMP

Ahead of its official listing on the NSE SME platform, the shares of the company in the grey market, which is an unofficial marketplace, is making a wave.

Currently, the GMP for Delta Autocorp shares stands at Rs 125, signaling a potential upside of 96.15% over the upper issue price of Rs 255 per share.

However, it is important to note that GMP is not the actual listing price as it may fluctuate with the market sentiment.

Also Read: Quadrant Future Tek IPO Allotment Live Updates: Check GMP, listing, and key details

Delta Autocorp IPO: Listing date

Delta Autocorp shares are set to debut on the Indian stock exchanges on January 14.

Delta Autocorp IPO: Key highlights of the IPO

This SME issue priced in the range of Rs 123 to Rs 130 per share,

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