The CMR Green Technologies IPO allotment status is expected to be finalized on June 8, 2026. The issue received strong demand, with an overall subscription of 127.04 times, according to INDmoney.
Investors who applied for the IPO can check the allotment result through the BSE website, the NSE IPO bid verification page, or the KFinTech IPO allotment portal. The refund process and demat credit are scheduled for June 9, while the shares are expected to list on June 10, 2026.
How to check allotment on BSE
Applicants can visit the BSE IPO allotment page and select Equity as the issue type. They must then choose CMR Green Technologies IPO from the dropdown menu and enter their application number or PAN details before clicking Search.
How to check allotment on NSE
Investors can also verify their IPO bids on the NSE website. They need to select the Equity and SME IPO bid details option, choose the issue name, enter PAN and application details, and submit the form to view the status.
How to check allotment on KFinTech
KFinTech is the registrar for the issue. Applicants can visit the KFinTech IPO status portal, select the IPO name, choose PAN, application number, or DP ID option, enter the required details, and submit the request.
Subscription and GMP details
The IPO was subscribed 127.04 times overall. Qualified institutional buyers subscribed 270.46 times, non institutional investors subscribed 172.35 times, and retail individual investors subscribed 27.08 times.
The grey market premium was around Rs 71 against the upper IPO price of Rs 192. This suggested an estimated listing price near Rs 263, implying a possible premium of about 36.98 percent. GMP is unofficial and can change before listing.
No official company statement was included in the source article. The subscription figures were cited from INDmoney.
What happens next
If shares are allotted, they are expected to be credited to investors’ demat accounts on June 9, 2026. Any unallotted or excess blocked amount is expected to be released or refunded.
If shares are not allotted, the blocked amount in the bank account will usually be released within one working day. Investors who still want exposure may consider buying the stock after listing, depending on market conditions.
