Hexaware Technologies IPO allotment today: Here’s how to check the status on BSE, NSE, Kfin Technologies

The Hexaware Technologies IPO was subscribed 2.66 times and is set to finalise its IPO share allotment today, February 17.

Investors who participated in the company’s maiden public offering can check their allotment status online through the multiple platforms such as NSE, BSE, and the registrar, Kfin Technologies.

Furthermore, after the completion of this process, the company is scheduled to list on February 19.

Here’s how to check Hexaware Technologies IPO allotment status:

If you have applied for shares in Hexaware Technologies IPO, here’s how you can check your allotment status through different platforms:

– Via BSE

Visit the official website of BSE: bseindia.com

Click on ‘Equity’ and select ‘Hexaware Technologies IPO’ from the drop-down menu

Enter your application number or PAN

Click ‘Search’ to view your allotment status

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Visit the official website of NSE: nseindia.com

Select ‘Hexaware Technologies IPO’ from the list

Enter your application details (PAN, Application Number, or DP ID)

Click ‘Search’ to check the status

– Via Kfin Technologies

Visit the registrar website: KfinTech.com

Select ‘Hexaware Technologies IPO’ from the drop-down menu

Choose one of the options: PAN Number, Application Number, or DP ID

Enter the required details and click on ‘Search’

Your allotment status will be displayed on the screen

Hexaware Technologies IPO: GMP trends

Ahead of its listing, Hexaware Technologies unlisted shares were trading at a 0.35% premium in the grey market, with a price of Rs 710.5 per share. However, it is to note that this is not the official listing price and may fluctuate based on market sentiment.

Hexaware Technologies IPO: Key details of the issue

Hexaware Technologies IPO on its three-day of public issue was subscribed 2.66 times on its final bidding day, February 14. It received bids for 24.28 crore shares against the 9.14 crore shares available. The QIBs portion was subscribed 9.09 times. Meanwhile, the retail investors subscribed 11% of their quota while NII portion was subscribed 20%. The employee portion was booked 32%.

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