Bajaj Housing Finance IPO allocation to be completed today; The latest GMP, step-by-step guide to verify status

Bajaj Housing Finance Allotment Today: The allotment of Bajaj Housing Finance IPO shares will be finalized today (Thursday, September 12). Investors who applied for Bajaj Housing Finance IPO can check the IPO status of Bajaj Housing Finance on the registration portal, which is Kfin Technologies Ltd. The non-deposit housing finance company opened its bookings on Monday, September 9 and ended on Wednesday. , September 11. At the end of the last auction day, the issue saw a strong response from non-institutional investors (NIIs) (41.51 times), qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) (209.36 times), followed by retail investors (7.04 times). Employees saw 2.05 times of subscription, and shareholders were oversubscribed 17.53 times. Bajaj Housing Finance IPO subscription status was 63.61 times on the third day, according to BSE data.

Investors can determine their share allocation and percentage by understanding the allocation basis. When examining the IPO allocation situation, it is important to consider the number of shares available. If the applicant is not successful in securing the shares, the company will start the refund process. The allotted shares will be deposited in the individual’s account.

For individuals who have not been allotted shares, the refund process will begin on Friday, September 13. Individuals who have been allotted shares will receive them in their demat accounts on the same day.

Bajaj Housing Finance IPO date to be determined on Monday, September 16.

How to Check Bajaj Housing Finance IPO Allotment Status on Registry Portal?

If you have applied for the Bajaj Housing Finance IPO, you can check the Bajaj Housing Finance IPO status online on the website of the IPO registrar, Kfin Technologies Ltd today.

Here is the Bajaj Housing Finance IPO Allotment Link – https://www.ipogmp.org/check-ipo-allotment-status-instantly-on-ipo-gmp/

Step 1:

When you click on the link mentioned above, you may check the status using one of the five links.

Step 2:

After selecting one of the five available URLs, select Bajaj Housing Finance IPO from the “Select IPO” drop-down option.

Step 3:

Enter PAN, Demat Account Number, or Application Number to view status.

Step 4:

• -If you select this option, enter the application number first, followed by the captcha code. Click “Send.”
• If you choose Demat account, enter account details and captcha code. Click “Send.”
• To access the third option, PAN, enter the PAN number and the captcha code. Click “Send.”

How to check Bajaj Housing Finance IPO allotment status on BSE?

Step 1

Visit BSE official website allocation page- https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx

Step 2

Select ‘Equity’ under ‘Issue Type’.

Step 3

Select ‘Issue Name’ (drop down menu) and select IPO.

Step 4

Enter your application number or PAN.

How to Check Bajaj Housing Finance IPO Allotment Status on NSE?

Step 1

Visit the official website of NSE- https://www1.nseindia.com/products/dynaContent/equities/ipos/ipo_login.jsp

Step 2

One has to register with PAN by clicking on the ‘Click here to register’ option on the NSE website.

Step 3

Enter your password, username, and captcha code.

Step 4

On the next page that opens, check the status of your IPO allocation.

Bajaj Housing Finance ipo gmp today

Bajaj Housing Finance IPO GMP today is +74. This indicates that the Bajaj Housing Finance share price is trading at a premium ₹74 in the gray market, according to investorgain.com.

Bajaj Housing Finance’s share price estimates are shown at ₹144 pieces, considering the top of the IPO price bar and the current premium in the gray market, which represents an increase in the IPO price of 105.71%. ₹70.

After analyzing the activity of the gray market from the last 22 sessions, it is clear that the IPO GMP today is in an upward trend, indicating a strong potential for listing. As indicated by experts in investorgain.com, GMP since ₹36 to ₹74, with ₹36 lowest and ₹74 maximum.

‘Grey market premium’ represents the willingness of investors to pay more than the price of the issue.