The allotment status of the highly anticipated Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing IPO will be finalized on Friday. The ₹500 crore IPO of the complex tools manufacturer witnessed overwhelming demand, with a total subscription of 175.31 times. According to consolidated data from the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the issue received bids for 82.46 crore equity shares against the 47.04 lakh shares on offer.
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) drove the demand, with their category subscribed a staggering 317.63 times. QIBs placed bids for 42.50 crore shares compared to the 13.38 lakh shares allocated to them. Non-institutional investors also showed robust interest, with their segment subscribed 263.78 times, as they bid for 26.47 crore shares against the 10.03 lakh shares available.
Retail investors contributed significantly to the subscription, with their portion booked 56.74 times. Retail participants bid for 13.28 crore shares compared to the 23.41 lakh shares reserved for this category. The strong response across all investor categories highlights the market’s confidence in Unimech Aerospace and its growth prospects.
For those who have applied for the IPO, the allotment status can be checked online through the official platforms of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), or the registrar of the IPO, Kfin Technologies.
To check the allotment status on NSE, visit the NSE website, go to the IPO section, and select the Unimech Aerospace IPO. Enter your PAN number or application number to view the status.
On the BSE platform, navigate to the “Equity IPO” page, select “Unimech Aerospace,” and input your application details along with your PAN number to check the allotment.
Alternatively, you can check via the Kfin Technologies website by selecting the IPO name from the dropdown list, entering your application number or PAN, and submitting the details to access the allotment status.
The impressive subscription figures indicate strong market sentiment and high expectations for Unimech Aerospace, which specializes in manufacturing complex tools and caters to the growing aerospace and manufacturing sectors.
