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How to Calculate IPO Allotment & Listing Date – IPO

Last updated: 2022/05/11 at 9:32 PM
Rajendra Todkar Published December 19, 2012
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When investor apply for new IPO, after issue close Investor interest to know when this process is complete & confirm how much share allotted in my account. Everybody search allotment date and allotment link for tracking purpose. They don't know what is rule and calculation method.  If Investor read Bid Application Form carefully , all things clear in application form, but everybody not read 50 pages bid form. So I am trying to clear Allotment date process here.

How to Calculate Allotment Date :

Allotment of Equity Shares & credit to successful Bidder's depositor account will be completed within 12 working days of the Bid/offer close date.    

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Listing within 3 days after allotment done.

Example :

CARE issue

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open                                               7 Dec 2012

close                                            12 Dec 2012

Allotment Date                        28 Dec 2012 (Before) – (12 working days )

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OnePlus [CPS] Many Geos

Share Credit Before                28 Dec 2012 (Before) – (12 working days )

Listing Date                               within 3 days  from Allotment Date

means all process done with 15 day after closing issue.

Oppo India [CPS] IN
HSBC CC [CPA] IN
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Rajendra Todkar is an experienced finance, investment, and insurance writer with a passion for educating readers about personal finance and helping them make informed decisions. With over 15 years of dedicated experience in the field, Rajendra Todkar has established a strong reputation for providing valuable insights and practical advice.
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