Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status: How to Check, Final Subscription, and Listing Timeline

The Dhoot Transmission IPO allotment is expected to be finalised on 13 August 2026. Investors who applied for the ₹3,066.89 crore book-built mainboard IPO should use KFin Technologies Limited’s website as the primary channel to check allotment status, with the BSE and NSE application-status pages as additional verification routes.

The issue received a strong response, with the final overall subscription reported at about 74.21 times. Qualified institutional buyers recorded the highest subscription, followed by non-institutional investors, while retail investors and employees also saw their reserved portions subscribed multiple times. The unofficial grey market premium (GMP) was ₹263 per share, or about 30.2% over the upper issue price of ₹871, as of late evening (after 8:30 p.m. IST) on 12 August 2026, suggesting firm unofficial sentiment.

Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status: Latest Update

Dhoot Transmission IPO bidding closed on 12 August 2026, and the allotment is scheduled to be finalised on 13 August 2026. Until KFin Technologies completes the allocation process and makes the records searchable, applicants should treat the allotment as expected, not finalised.

The issue may not immediately appear with searchable allotment results on the registrar portal. Applicants can check again after the allotment data goes live rather than treating a missing record as a rejection.

Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment and Listing Timeline

Event	Date	What it means
IPO bidding closed	12 August 2026	New applications are no longer accepted
Basis of allotment	13 August 2026	Share allocation is expected to be finalised
Fund debit or unblocking	14 August 2026	Payable funds may be debited and excess or unsuccessful application amounts unblocked
Shares credited to demat	14 August 2026	Allotted shares are expected to reach eligible demat accounts
Listing on BSE and NSE	17 August 2026	Dhoot Transmission shares are scheduled to begin exchange trading

The IPO price band was ₹829 to ₹871 per share, and the minimum application lot was 17 shares.

What You Need to Check the Allotment

Keep the details used in your IPO application ready. The KFin Technologies portal supports checks using the Permanent Account Number (PAN), application number, or demat account details.

For exchange verification, your application number and PAN are useful. A demat account is identified through the depository participant (DP) and Client ID combination.

Checking an allotment result should not require your Unified Payments Interface (UPI) PIN, one-time password (OTP), bank password, or trading password.

How to Check Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status

Check on the Official Registrar Website

KFin Technologies is the registrar and should be the primary source for the final allocation result.

1. Open the official KFin Technologies IPO allotment-status page.
2. Select Dhoot Transmission Limited from the IPO list once it becomes available.
3. Choose your preferred search method, such as PAN, application number, or demat account.
4. Enter the requested details exactly as submitted with the IPO application.
5. Complete any verification or captcha shown on the page.
6. Submit the form to view the allotment result once the allocation data is live.

The registrar result is the most useful record for determining whether shares were actually allotted and, where displayed, the quantity allocated.

Check on BSE

Dhoot Transmission is proposed to list on BSE, so applicants can also use the official BSE Status of Issue Application page.

Select equity as the issue type, choose Dhoot Transmission, enter the application number or PAN requested by the portal, complete the captcha, and submit.

BSE may first show application or bid information. Final allotment information appears only after the allocation process has been completed and the relevant data has been supplied.

Check on NSE

Applicants can also use the official NSE IPO Bid/Allotment Verification page.

Select the relevant IPO and enter the PAN or application number requested. NSE’s facility can verify bid details uploaded by the member or bank and may later display allotment information supplied by the registrar.

A successfully recorded bid confirms that the application reached the exchange system. It does not by itself confirm share allotment.

What Does Your IPO Allotment Status Mean?

Status	Meaning	What to do
Allotted	Shares have been allocated to the application	Check the allotted quantity and monitor demat credit
Not allotted	No shares were allocated	Monitor release of the blocked application amount
Pending/Under process	Allocation records are not yet complete	Check again after processing finishes
No record found	The portal cannot match the submitted details	Recheck the issue and identifiers before assuming rejection

A “no record found” message can result from an incorrect PAN or application number, the wrong IPO selection, a data-update delay, or an application-related problem.

Dhoot Transmission IPO Final Subscription

The final completed-bidding snapshot showed broad demand across investor categories.

Investor category	Subscription
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs)	212.92 times
Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs)	51.93 times
Retail Individual Investors (RIIs)	8.12 times
Employees	8.14 times
Overall	74.21 times

For retail applicants, the relevant demand indicator is the retail category’s 8.12-times subscription, not the 74.21-times headline total.

Oversubscription means demand exceeded the shares reserved for that category, but it does not provide an exact individual allotment probability. The final allocation depends on valid and eligible applications and the approved basis of allotment.

The GMP remains an unofficial market indicator, can change quickly, and does not guarantee the listing price or any gain.

What Happens After IPO Allotment?

If Shares Are Allotted

For applications made through the Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) process, the amount payable for allotted shares is debited from the blocked funds. Any excess blocked amount is released.

The allotted shares are expected to be credited to the applicant’s demat account on 14 August 2026. After credit, verify the company name and quantity against the allotment result.

An approved UPI mandate only confirms that funds were successfully blocked. It is not proof that shares have been allotted.

If Shares Are Not Allotted

If no shares are allotted, the blocked IPO application amount should be released under the ASBA process rather than being treated as a separate cash refund in most cases.

The scheduled unblocking date is 14 August 2026. The amount may take additional time to appear as freely available balance depending on the bank’s processing and account display.

Allotment Not Showing or Funds Still Blocked?

First confirm that the allotment has actually been finalised before treating a missing result as an error. If the registrar is still processing the issue, checking repeatedly with different details will not produce a final result.

If results are live but your application is missing, verify the IPO name, PAN, application number, DP ID, Client ID, and whether the bid was successfully captured.

Possible application problems can include a PAN mismatch, duplicate application, unsuccessful payment mandate, or invalid third-party payment details.

For an allotment-result discrepancy, contact the registrar. For money that remains blocked beyond the expected release process, contact your bank or self-certified syndicate bank. For an incorrect application number or order-routing issue, contact the broker through which the application was placed.

Bottom Line

Dhoot Transmission IPO allotment is expected to be finalised on 13 August 2026, with KFin Technologies serving as the primary result-checking channel. Applicants should verify the final registrar result and then monitor fund debit or unblocking and demat credit scheduled for 14 August ahead of the proposed 17 August listing.

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