Closed Mainboard IPO

Closed Mainboard IPO 2026 — allotment status & results

View closed Mainboard IPO in 2026. Check final subscription numbers across QIB, NII, and Retail categories, allotment status, and basis of allotment for Mainboard issues.

2 IPOs found
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Closed Allotment Pending
Mainboard
₹190 – 201
Open Aug 17
Close Aug 19
Listing Aug 24
Closed Allotment Pending
Mainboard
₹57 – 60
Open Aug 17
Close Aug 19
Listing Aug 24
Company Price Band Open Close Listing GMP Sub

Closed Allotment Pending Mainboard
₹190–201 · Aug 17 – Aug 19
₹190 – 201 Aug 17 Aug 19 Aug 24 +60 (+29.9%) 62.97x

Closed Allotment Pending Mainboard
₹57–60 · Aug 17 – Aug 19
₹57 – 60 Aug 17 Aug 19 Aug 24 +1.6 (+2.7%) 1.45x

Mainboard Issues That Have Closed — 20 August 2026

As of 20 August 2026, 2 issues have closed and are between bidding and listing. Allotment has not been published for any of them yet. The next to list is Lalithaa Jewellery Mart, on 24 August.

  • Lalithaa Jewellery Mart — Mainboard, ₹190–201, bidding closed 19 August, allotment due 20 August. Closed at 62.97x overall — QIB 145.38x, NII 73.89x, retail 11.81x. Highest category multiple: institutional (QIB) at 145.38x.   Registrar: MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd.   Grey market premium ₹60 (29.9%).
  • Horizon Industrial Parks — Mainboard, ₹57–60, bidding closed 19 August, allotment due 20 August. Closed at 1.45x overall — QIB 1.85x, NII 0.98x, retail 0.96x. Highest category multiple: institutional (QIB) at 1.85x.   Registrar: Kfin Technologies Ltd.   Grey market premium ₹1.6 (2.7%).

Final subscription decides the odds, not the outcome: where a category is oversubscribed, allotment within it is a draw of lots, so a large multiple does not reduce anyone's chance below anyone else's. Check allotment results → · Estimated allotment odds →

After a Mainboard IPO Closes — Allotment and the Wait to List

SEBI's T+3 listing timeline has been mandatory since December 2023: allotment on T+1, refunds and credit on T+2, listing on T+3. What differs by category is how the allotment itself is decided.

  • Retail — draw of lots. One lot per successful applicant when oversubscribed. Applying for five lots does not give you five chances at the first one.
  • NII — also a draw of lots. Small NII (Rs 2–10 lakh) and big NII (above Rs 10 lakh) are separate closed pools, each allotted by lottery at the minimum NII lot. Proportionate NII allotment ended in 2022, and any source still describing it that way is out of date.
  • QIB — proportionate. No lottery. Institutions receive a share of what they bid for, which is why a QIB ratio is a fill rate rather than a probability.
  • Anchor lock-in shapes the early price. Half the anchor allocation is locked for 30 days and the remaining half for 90, so the supply available to sell in the first month is smaller than the issue size suggests.

Allotment results appear on the registrar's portal on the evening of T+1. Track them on our allotment page or estimate the odds first on allotment chances.

IPO investing carries risk of capital loss, allotment is not guaranteed, and grey market premium is an unofficial signal rather than a prediction. Nothing here is investment advice — read the offer document and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before committing capital.

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