Carraro India IPO completed its bidding phase on December 24. The issue opened for subscription on December 20, with the price band of the issue kept between Rs 668 to Rs 704.

After its three-day bidding window, the allotment of the shares is likely to be finalsed today (December 26). After this process, the shares are expected to list on the BSE and NSE on December 30.

How to Check Carraro India IPO Allotment Status

Investors who have participated in the IPO can check their allotment status through three platforms which include BSE, NSE, and the registrar, Link Intime.

Here is the step-by-step guide you need to follow in each of these platform:

On the Link Intime Website

Open the official Link Intime website

From the dropdown menu, select “Carraro India”

Enter your PAN card details, application number, or DP client ID

Thereafter, select “Submit” to check the status

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On the BSE Website

Visit the official BSE website

Under “Issue Type,” select “Equity”

Choose “Carraro India” from the “Issue Name” dropdown

Enter your PAN or application number details

Click “Search” to view the allotment status

On the NSE Website

Navigate to the NSE IPO allotment page

Log in using your PAN details

Ensure the “IPO Bid Details” column is selected

Choose “Carraro India” from the dropdown menu

Enter your application number and click “Get Data” to view the status.

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Carraro India IPO – GMP

Carraro India IPO has seen no activity in the grey market, with its Grey Market Premium (GMP) standing at zero.

Carraro India IPO – Subscription Details

The IPO received a tepid yet noteworthy response from various investor categories. It was subscribed 1.18 times overall, driven primarily by demand from Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), who oversubscribed their portion by 2.33 times. Retail investors and Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs), however, showed relatively moderate interest, with subscription levels of 0.75 times and 0.63 times, respectively.