Closed IPOs – FAQ

Question 1

What are closed IPOs?

Accepted Answer

Closed IPOs are issues whose subscription period has ended. They are either awaiting allotment, refund, or have already listed. This page helps you review final subscription numbers, allotment dates, and listing performance.

Question 2

How do I check allotment for a closed IPO?

Accepted Answer

After an IPO closes, the company finalizes allotment. You can check allotment status on the registrar's portal using your application number or PAN. Each closed IPO's detail page on this site links to key dates and allotment information.

Question 3

Are SME and mainboard closed IPOs included?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Both mainboard and SME IPOs appear in the closed list once their subscription window ends. Use the Mainboard and SME filters to narrow the list, or search by company name.

Question 4

Where can I see listing gain for closed IPOs?

Accepted Answer

Listing gain or loss is the difference between the listing price and the issue price. On each IPO's detail page you can see listing price (when available), listing date, and percentage gain or loss. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Question 5

How is closed IPO data updated?

Accepted Answer

Closed IPO data is updated when allotment and listing dates are announced and when listing prices are available. The list is ordered so you can see the most recently closed issues first.