Today's focus is on Aadhar Housing Finance's IPO allocation.Latest GMP, 4 steps to check assignment status

Aadhar Housing Finance IPO share allotment: Aadhar Housing Finance IPO share allotment will be completed today (Monday, May 13). Investors who have applied for Aadhar Housing Finance IPO can check the Aadhar Housing Finance IPO allotment status on the portal of registrar Kfin Technologies Ltd. The housing finance company opened his application on Wednesday, May 8th and closed on Friday, May 10th. At the end of the third day, there was overall positive demand for the issue from both retail investors and non-institutional investors (NII). Aadar Housing Finance's IPO subscription status was 25.49 times on the last day.

Investors can determine whether and to what extent shares are allocated by determining the allocation criteria. An additional characteristic of an IPO's allocation status is the amount of shares allocated. For applicants who are unable to obtain shares, refund procedures will be initiated by the company. A person's demat account contains the shares allotted to him.

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The refund process for those who were not allotted shares will begin on Tuesday, May 14th. On the same day, the individuals to whom the shares are allotted will receive the shares in their demat account.

Aadhar Housing Finance's IPO listing date is scheduled for Wednesday, May 15th.

If you have applied for Aadhar Housing Finance IPO, you can check the Aadhar Housing Finance IPO allotment status online on the website of Kfin Technologies Ltd, the IPO registrar.

Aadhar Housing Finance IPO allocation link is here – https://ris.kfintech.com/ipostatus/

step 1:

When you click on the above link, you will see 5 links where you can check the status.

Step 2:

After clicking on one of the five URLs provided,[IPO の選択]Select Aadhar Housing Finance IPO from the section drop-down box.

Step 3:

To check the status, enter your PAN, Demat Account or Application Number.

Step 4:

– If you select this option, enter your application number first, then enter your captcha code. Please press “Send”.

– If you select Demat Account, enter your account information along with the captcha code. Click Send.

– To move to the third choice, PAN, enter the captcha code and PAN number. Select “Send”.

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How to check Aadhar Housing Finance IPO allocation status on BSE

step 1

Visit the quota page on BSE official website – https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx

Step 2

Select “Stock” for “Issue Type”.

Step 3

[発行名](drop-down menu) and select IPO.

Step 4

Enter your application number or PAN.

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How to check Aadhar Housing Finance IPO allocation status on NSE

step 1

Visit NSE official website – https://www1.nseindia.com/products/dynaContent/equities/ipos/ipo_login.jsp

Step 2

NSE website[ここをクリックしてサインアップ]You need to click on the option and register for PAN.

Step 3

Enter your password, username, and captcha code.

Step 4

On the next page that opens, check the IPO allocation status.

Aadhar Housing Finance IPO Today's GMP

Adar Housing Finance IPO GMP is +77.50. This shows that Aadhar Housing Finance stock is trading at a premium. INR77.50 on the gray market, according to investorgain.com.

Given the upper end of the IPO price band and the current premium in the gray market, Aadhar Housing Finance stock is expected to list at: INRAt $392.5 per share, it is 24.6% higher than the IPO price. INR315.

A “gray market premium” indicates that investors are willing to pay more than the issue price.

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