How To Check Manba Finance IPO Allotment Status?
New Delhi: Manba Finance IPO Allotment Status can be checked on the website of the company’s registrar ‘LINKIntime’ and also on that of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Manba Finance IPO Allotment Date is Thursday, September 26, 2024. The Non Banking Financial Company (NBFC) Manba Finance’s Initial Public Offer’s (IPO) allotment has been finalised. Earlier, Manba Finance IPO Subscription Status had stood at massive 224x the total size after the three day stake sale process closed for bidding on September 25, 2024, according to Chittorgarh. The Rs 150.84 crore public issue had kicked-off biddings on September 23. While, Manba Finance IPO listing date is Monday, September 30.
How to check Manba Finance IPO Allotment Status?
Those who had applied in the bidding rounds can check the allotment status on the company’s registrar’s website – ‘LINKIntime’ and also on that of the BSE.
To find out whether you have got allotment or not follow the below mentioned steps on ‘LINKIntime’ :
1. Visit the following link - https://linkintime.co.in/initial_offer/public-issues.html
2. Click on ‘Select Company’ and select Manba Finance
3. Next,chose any one of the following:
i. Application No/CAF No
ii. Beneficiary ID
iii. PAN
iv. DP/Client ID
v. Account No/IFSC
4. Then, enter Captcha and click on ‘Search’
5. You will be able to find your allotment status!
How to check Manba Finance IPO Allotment Status on BSE?
1. Visit the BSE website using the following link: https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx
2. Click on Equity
3. Select Manba Finance from the list of companies
4. Mention your application number or PAN
5. Then, click on ‘I am not Robot’
6. Click on ’Search’
You will be able to find out whether you have got the allotment or not!
Manba Finance IPO Subscription Status
The company’s subscription status was huge. The bidding process received highest traction from Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs). They had subscribed the issue massive 511 times. While, Qualified Institutional Buyers’ (QIBs) quotas was oversubscribed 148x. While, Manba Finance’s retail quota’s subscription status stood at nearly 143x.
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