Take a look at the list of closed IPOs and understand the market. Learn how to open a Demat account with Jainam and take the first step towards investing in live IPOs before they close.
Closed IPOs refer to Initial Public Offerings that have ended their subscription period and are no longer open for bidding by investors. Once the IPO subscription closes, no new applications are accepted. Companies typically announce the closing date of their IPO during the offering period, which generally lasts 3–10 days. After the subscription ends, the process transitions to the allotment phase, where shares are distributed based on demand and availability. Oversubscribed IPOs may use a lottery system for retail investors, while under-subscribed IPOs allocate shares based on bids. Closed IPOs proceed to listing on the stock exchange, enabling public trading.
IPO allotment can be checked online through the registrar’s website or your broker’s platform. Provide your application number or PAN to view the status. Notifications may also be sent via email or SMS by the registrar.
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Closed IPOs are those that have completed their subscription period.
No, IPO applications are only accepted during the subscription period.
After an IPO closes, shares are allotted, and the stock is listed for trading on the exchange.
You can check the allotment status on the registrar’s website or through your broker’s platform.
Yes, but the listing date may vary depending on the company’s schedule.
Yes, but only if you have received an allotment. Once the IPO is listed on the stock exchange, you can sell your shares.
Yes, subscription data and allotment status can be accessed online.
If you don’t receive an allotment, your blocked funds will be refunded or released automatically.
HNI should bid before 4pm on the last date of IPO.
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