Recently Closed IPOs

Closed IPOs are public offerings that have finished their subscription period. This means the time for investors to apply has ended. After closing, attention turns to important post-IPO tasks. These tasks include finalizing share allotments, issuing refunds, and getting ready for the stock exchange listing. It is important for investors to know what happens during this time. They want to see if they have received shares and what to do next, whether they have or have not been allotted shares.

Closed IPOs refer to Initial Public Offerings that have completed their subscription period. Once an IPO closes, investors can no longer apply for shares, and the post-subscription process begins — which includes allotment, refunds (if applicable), and eventual listing on a stock exchange.

An IPO typically remains open for three to five working days, during which investors can submit applications. After the closure, the registrar completes the allotment. This is based on demand and the type of investor. The types include retail, institutional, or high net-worth individuals (HNIs).

The list below typically features IPOs that have recently closed and are now in the post-subscription phase:

Note: Listing status and final pricing depend on the company’s allocation and stock exchange guidelines.

The final step for these IPOs is listing on exchanges such as NSE or BSE, where trading officially begins for the public.

After the IPO closes, the registrar initiates the allotment process. Here’s how investors can check their IPO allotment status:

Ways to Check IPO Allotment:

• Registrar’s Website: Visit the registrar’s portal, like Link Intime or KFintech. Enter your PAN or application number.

• BSE Website: Use the IPO allotment search on the BSE site to track allotment updates.
  

• Broker Platforms: Many online brokers notify clients about their IPO allotment status via the platform or SMS/email.
  

Allotment usually takes 2–4 working days after the IPO closes.

Not all IPO applicants receive allotment, especially in the case of oversubscription. In such cases, a refund is initiated for the unallotted portion.

Key Refund Timelines & Details:

• Refund Mode: Through UPI, ASBA-linked bank accounts, or net banking
  

• Refund Time: Typically initiated within 1–2 days of allotment
  

• Check Refund Status: Log into your bank account or broker platform to track the refund transaction
  

Once the refund is processed, unsuccessful applicants can use the funds to participate in other upcoming IPOs or reinvest elsewhere.

Once an IPO closes, investors should monitor allotment updates, refund timelines, and listing dates. Whether or not you receive shares, staying informed about closed IPOs helps you plan your next investment steps. Always track official channels like registrar websites or broker notifications to stay updated on allotments and fund status.

This content is for informational purposes only and the same should not be construed as investment advice. Bajaj Finserv Direct Limited shall not be liable or responsible for any investment decision that you may take based on this content.

• 5paisa — Closed IPOs, https://www.5paisa.com/ipo/closed-ipo
  

• INDmoney — Recently Listed IPOs, https://www.indmoney.com/ipo/recently-listed-ipos
  

• Moneycontrol — Closed IPOs List, https://www.moneycontrol.com/ipo/closed-ipos/
  

• Chittorgarh — IPO Allotment Check, https://www.chittorgarh.com/report/ipo-allotment-status-check-date-process/23/?year=2025
  

• ICICI Direct — What Happens After IPO Closure, https://www.icicidirect.com/ilearn/stocks/articles/what-happens-after-ipo-is-closed
  

• Bajaj Finserv — IPO Listing Time, https://www.bajajfinserv.in/ipo-listing-time