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Jio Platforms Share Allotment Set for October 26 Following Massive Public Issue Response
Reported by Vivek Joshi (Copy Editor) Β· Indian Express - Business Β·
Confirmed by a second source: Livemint - Markets
Photo: Openverse - wikimediaInvestors in the Jio Platforms initial public offering are awaiting the finalisation of share allotments scheduled for Monday, October 26, after the public issue closed with bids reaching 22.19 times the shares on offer. Total demand across the public issue and anchor investor placement crossed 7.4 lakh crore rupees, with applications nearing a record 1.39 crore.
Allotment and Listing Details
The public issue ran from October 21 to October 23, receiving bids for 438.3 crore shares against 19.75 crore shares available. Qualified institutional buyers led the demand with a 70.55 times subscription, while non-institutional investors subscribed 14 times their allocation and retail individual investors bid 2.72 times their reserved portion. The IPO price band was set between 1,065 and 1,119 rupees per equity share. According to Livemint - Markets, the grey market premium stands at 247 rupees, indicating an estimated listing price of 1,366 rupees per share. The refund process for unsuccessful applicants will begin on October 27, and successful allottees will receive shares in their demat accounts the same day. The shares are proposed to list on the NSE and BSE on October 28.
Checking Status
Investors can check their allotment status online through the official website of the registrar, Kfin Technologies Limited, or via the official websites of the NSE and BSE. Checking on the registrar's portal requires selecting Jio Platforms IPO from the dropdown menu and entering either a PAN number, demat account number, or application number along with the captcha code.
Context
Initial public offerings allow private companies to raise capital by selling shares to the public for the first time, moving from private ownership to being listed on public stock exchanges. High subscription rates reflect strong investor interest and heavy demand, which often points to a positive debut when the shares finally start trading publicly.
