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Indo-MIM IPO Allotment Status

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Closed β€” Awaiting Listing

Indo-MIM IPO has closed. Allotment can be checked using the steps below.

How to check Indo-MIM IPO allotment status

  1. 1
    Find the official registrar for this IPO

    The registrar is named in the issuer's prospectus. We do not have the registrar on record for this IPO yet β€” please refer to the prospectus or your broker's IPO confirmation.

  2. 2
    Cross-check on BSE

    BSE allotment portal β€” works for any Mainboard or SME IPO listed on BSE. Select the IPO from the dropdown.

    Open portal β†’

Alternative: Stock exchange portals

BSE allotment portal β€” works for any Mainboard or SME IPO listed on BSE. Select the IPO from the dropdown.

NSE IPO page β€” links to the same registrar portals plus NSE-specific status checks for SME issues.

Key dates for Indo-MIM IPO

Open
23 Jul 2026
Close
27 Jul 2026
Listing
29 Jul 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

When will Indo-MIM IPO allotment be finalised?

The allotment date for Indo-MIM IPO has not yet been confirmed. In India, allotment is generally finalised 2 working days after the IPO closes. Check this page or the issuer's prospectus for updates.

What identifiers do I need to check Indo-MIM IPO allotment?

You need any one of: PAN number, IPO application number (issued by your broker), or DP/Client ID. PAN is the most reliable as it works across all registrar portals.

When are Indo-MIM IPO shares credited to my demat account?

For allotted applicants, shares are credited 1 working day before listing β€” around 28 Jul 2026 for Indo-MIM. You can verify the credit in your demat holdings (NSDL/CDSL) via your broker.

What if I don't get IPO allotment?

Funds blocked via UPI / ASBA are released back to your bank account within 1-2 working days of the allotment date. If your funds are not unblocked, contact your bank or sponsor bank.

Can I check Indo-MIM IPO allotment without a PAN?

No. PAN is mandatory for IPO applications and is the primary way registrars and exchanges identify your application. If you applied through a broker, your application number can also be used as an alternative on the registrar's portal.