Avience Biomedicals IPO Allotment Status

Check Avience Biomedicals Allotment Status by PAN

Avience Biomedicals IPO allotment result will be available here once the allotment is finalized. You can check using your PAN card after the allotment is published.

Avience Biomedicals IPO — Allotment & Listing Timeline

IPO Open18 Jun 2026
IPO Close22 Jun 2026
Basis of Allotment23 Jun 2026
Refund Initiation24 Jun 2026
Listing Date25 Jun 2026
Issue Price₹196–208
Lot Size1200 shares
Issue Size₹30.24 Cr
IPO TypeSME
Listing AtNSE
RegistrarSkyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd.

How to Check Avience Biomedicals Allotment Status

  1. Enter your PAN card number (10-character alphanumeric) in the field above.
  2. Click "Check Status" to query the registrar.
  3. View your Avience Biomedicals allotment result instantly — shares applied, allotted, and refund details.

The Avience Biomedicals allotment check is processed through Skyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd., the official registrar for Avience Biomedicals IPO. You can check Avience Biomedicals allotment status any time after the allotment date using your PAN.

Avience Biomedicals IPO Allotment Process

Once the Avience Biomedicals IPO subscription window closes, Skyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. processes all valid bids and finalizes the allotment within 3 working days of the issue closing date (under SEBI's T+3 listing timeline). The allotment basis is determined by oversubscription levels in each category — Retail, NII, QIB, and Employee — and is published as a "Basis of Allotment" document on the registrar's website.

For oversubscribed Retail categories, allotment is done by lottery on a per-application basis at the minimum lot size. NII allotment uses proportionate basis. Once finalized, allotted shares are credited to your Demat account 1 working day before listing (T−1), and any unallotted ASBA / UPI funds are released back to your bank account within 1–2 working days.

You can check your Avience Biomedicals allotment status above using your PAN — the same PAN you used while applying. See all recent IPO allotment results or estimate allotment chances. Last updated: 18 Jun 2026, 02:14 am IST.

Avience Biomedicals Allotment FAQs

Enter your 10-character PAN number in the field above and click "Check Status". The page queries Skyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. and shows your Avience Biomedicals IPO allotment result instantly — shares applied, shares allotted, and the amount adjusted or refunded.

The registrar for Avience Biomedicals IPO is Skyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd.. They process the Avience Biomedicals allotment, maintain records of shares allotted to each applicant, and handle refunds for unallotted applications.

The Avience Biomedicals IPO allotment date was 23 Jun 2026. You can check your Avience Biomedicals allotment result using PAN above.

If you are not allotted shares in Avience Biomedicals IPO, the funds blocked under ASBA / UPI mandate in your bank account are released within 1–2 working days of the allotment date. No fees are charged — your money simply becomes available again.

Allotted Avience Biomedicals shares are credited to your Demat account 1 working day before listing (T−1). You can verify the credit in your Demat statement before the listing day. Once listed, you can hold or sell the shares.

No. PAN is mandatory to check IPO allotment status. Most registrars also support checking by Application Number or Demat (DP ID + Client ID) — visit the Skyline Financial Services Pvt. Ltd. portal directly using the link above for those options.

If the Retail category is oversubscribed, allotment is done by computerised lottery at the minimum lot size — every applicant has equal chance regardless of bid amount. NII allotment uses proportionate basis. The Basis of Allotment document is published on the registrar's website with full details.

Yes — checking Avience Biomedicals IPO allotment status on IPO Cracker is completely free. We never store or transmit your PAN; the check happens directly via the official registrar portal. No registration or login is required.