Recently Closed IPOs List
Marushika Technology Limited
What are Closed IPOs?
Closed IPOs are public issues that have completed their subscription or bidding period and are no longer open for application.
Once an IPO closes, investors cannot apply for shares. The next steps include share allotment, stock exchange listing, and public trading.
At this stage, the company has transitioned into a public entity, and shares become available for trading on the open market.
Where to Check IPO Allotment for Closed IPOs?
Registrar Website: Check allotment status using PAN or application number.
Stock Exchanges: Visit BSE or NSE websites.
SMS & Email: Updates from registrar or exchange.
Registrar Notification: Official allotment confirmation.
Autopay Status: Fund unblock or debit SMS from your bank.
How to Check IPO Allotment in India?
The most reliable method is visiting registrar portals such as Link Intime, KFintech, or Bigshare.
You can also verify allotment details on the NSE or BSE websites using your PAN or application number.
Registrars, stock exchanges, and depositories will also send email or SMS confirmations.
What is an IPO Refund?
An IPO refund occurs when shares are not allotted to an investor. The blocked amount is unblocked or refunded.
Refunds usually take up to 4 working days after IPO closure. No charges apply for non-allotment.
If funds remain blocked despite non-allotment confirmation, investors should contact their bank or registrar.
FAQs on Closed IPOs
Are closed IPOs listed on NSE and BSE?
Mainboard IPOs list on both NSE and BSE. SME IPOs list only on their respective exchange.
Can I sell shares on listing day?
Yes, allotted shares can be sold on the listing day.
Can I invest after an IPO is closed?
No. Investment is possible only after listing through the stock market.
