The basis of allotment for Krupalu Metals Ltd. SME IPO has been finalized, and investors can now verify status on the registrar’s portal (Cameo Corporate Services) as well as the BSE allotment page, then track refunds/unblocking, demat credits, and the listing date. Here’s a concise, step-by-step guide with the essential dates.
Quick IPO snapshot
- Issue window: Sep 8–11, 2025 (Fixed-price SME) with BSE SME listing proposed.
- Issue price and lot: ₹72 per share; lot size 1,600 shares; many outlets indicate a 3,200-share retail minimum (2 lots).
- Issue size/structure: ₹13.48 crore, 100% fresh issue; no OFS.
- Registrar: Cameo Corporate Services Limited.
- Tentative listing: Sep 15–16, 2025 on BSE SME (T+3).
Note: A few trackers show minor date variations (close Sep 10 vs Sep 11). Follow the registrar/broker communication received via email/SMS for exact timing.
Subscription context
Trackers indicated a relatively modest book build versus peers, with some citing undersubscription in early updates and a final allotment timeline targeting Sep 11–12. Final category-wise numbers will appear in post-issue exchange reports.
How to check allotment status
Have PAN, Application Number, or DP Client ID ready.
- Registrar (Cameo Corporate Services)
- BSE allotment page
Tip: If allotted, the UPI mandate remains debited and shares will be credited before listing; if not, the mandate should be released and funds unblocked automatically after finalization.
Post-allotment timeline
- Allotment finalization: Sep 11–12, 2025 (as per registrar/brokers).
- Refunds/UPI mandate release: Sep 12–15, 2025.
- Shares credited to demat: Sep 12–15, 2025.
- Listing date: Sep 15–16, 2025 on BSE SME.
What could drive the listing
- Business profile: Metal products player tapping SME markets via a fixed-price issue; fundamentals and discovered demand will be key.
- Float dynamics: A 1,600–3,200 share minimum exposure can raise ticket sizes and amplify debut volatility.
- Sentiment: Pre-listing GMP chatter varied and is unofficial; debut will depend on real buy-side demand and broader market tone.