Systematic Industries IPO Allotment Status: Steps to Verify

Systematic Industries IPO Allotment Status: Steps to Verify

Systematic Industries IPO — Quick Overview

Before we dig into checking allotment status, here’s a summary:

  • IPO Type: SME (Small & Medium Enterprise)
  • Issue Dates: September 24 to September 26, 2025
  • Price Band: ₹185 to ₹195 per share
  • Lot Size: 600 shares
  • Expected Allotment Date: September 29, 2025
  • Refund & Share Credit Date: September 30, 2025
  • Listing Date: October 1, 2025 (on BSE SME)

Given that, let’s move on to how you verify whether your application was allotted shares or not.

Steps to Check Systematic Industries IPO Allotment Status

You have several methods to check your allotment. Use whichever is most convenient:

1. Registrar’s Website (Cameo Corporate Services Ltd.)

This is the primary source for allotment status:

  1. Visit the registrar’s IPO/allotment page (Cameo’s site).
  2. Find “Systematic Industries IPO” in the list of ongoing or recent IPOs.
  3. Enter key details such as:
    • PAN (Permanent Account Number)
    • Application number
    • Demat account / DP ID + Client ID
  4. Fill in captcha or security verification (if prompted).
  5. Submit to see your status — it will say either “Allotted” (with number of shares) or “Not Allotted”.

2. BSE Website (IPO Allotment Section)

You can also check via BSE’s allotment portal:

  1. Go to the BSE “IPO / Application Status” page.
  2. Under “Issue Type”, select Equity / SME IPO.
  3. Select Systematic Industries IPO.
  4. Enter your PAN or application number (or other requested identifiers).
  5. Solve the captcha / verification.
  6. Submit to see your allotment status.

3. Through Your Broker / Demat Account

Many brokers show IPO status:

  • Log in to your trading / demat portal → navigate to IPOs / My Applications / Allotment Status.
  • Find Systematic Industries in your applied IPOs list.
  • Check status (it may also notify you by email or app notification).
  • If allotted, shares should appear in your demat account soon.
  • If not allotted, your blocked funds will be refunded to your bank.

4. IPO Tracking Portals / Apps (e.g. IPOwiz, IPO Ji, etc.)

Specialized IPO apps and websites often offer allotment status lookups:

  • Download or visit the app/website (e.g. IPOwiz, IPO Ji).
  • Enter your PAN, application number, or demat details.
  • Select Systematic Industries IPO from dropdown / list.
  • Click “Check Allotment” or equivalent button to get status.

What Happens After Allotment

Depending on allotment outcome:

  • If allotted:
      • Shares get credited to your demat account (usually on or after September 30).
      • You can hold or sell them after listing.
  • If not allotted:
      • The funds blocked in your bank account (for application) will be refunded on or after September 30.
      • You’ll see a “Not Allotted” status on all the portals.
  • On listing day: Be ready — pricing may fluctuate. For small SME IPOs, liquidity can be low initially.

Tips & Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • The allotment portal might have heavy traffic; refresh patiently.
  • Double-check you enter correct PAN / application / DP & client numbers.
  • If your allotment doesn’t show even after the date, contact the registrar (Cameo) with proof.
  • Be aware that some brokerage or demat platforms may show allotment status a little later than the registrar.
  • Login at off-peak hours if possible (late evening or early morning) for faster page load.

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