JSW Infrastructure IPO Sees Stellar Subscription: Here's How To Check Your Allotment Status

JSW Infrastructure, a pivotal subsidiary of the JSW Group, has marked the culmination of its Initial Public Offering (IPO) with a remarkable subscription of 37.37 times on the final day of bidding. The IPO has been the focal point of the investment community, with the allotment of shares being eagerly anticipated.

Those who have applied for the issue can now verify the allotment status on the registrar’s portal, Kfin Technologies Ltd.

The company, specializing in port-focused infrastructure, has outlined plans to raise up to ₹2,800 crore through the issuance of 23.53 crore equity shares, priced between ₹113 to ₹119 per share.

JSW Infrastructure IPO: How to Check Allotment Status?

Investors can ascertain the number of shares allotted to them by visiting the Kfin Technologies website or the official BSE website. Below are the steps to check the JSW Infrastructure IPO allotment status:

On Kfin Technologies:

• Step1: Navigate to KfinTech
• Step 2: Select any displayed link to view IPO Allotment Status
• Step 3: From the drop-down list, select “JSW Infrastructure Limited”.
• Step 4: Choose either the Application number, Demat Account number, or PAN ID.
• Step 5: Enter the relevant details and complete the ‘captcha’.
• Step 6: Click “Submit” to view your allotment details.

On BSE Website:

• Step 1: Go to BSE IPO Status
• Step 2: Select “Equity” under “Issue Type”.
• Step 3: Choose “JSW Infrastructure Limited” from the IPO list.
• Step 4: Input your application or PAN number and complete the ‘Captcha.’
• Step 5: Click “Search” to find out your allotment status.

JSW Infrastructure Limited: JSW Infrastructure has successfully secured ₹1,260 crore from a select group of investors ahead of its IPO on September 25. The company allocated approximately 10.58 crore shares at ₹119 per share to 65 anchor investors.

These include prominent entities like the Government of Singapore, SBI Mutual Fund, Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance, and Goldman Sachs (Singapore).

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