The allotment status for Jayesh Logistics IPO is now available. If you applied, here’s how you can quickly find out whether you’ve received shares—and what the grey market premium (GMP) is saying about possible listing gains.
How to Check Jayesh Logistics IPO Allotment Status
You can check your allotment using any of these simple methods:
1. Through the Registrar’s Website
Jayesh Logistics IPO is handled by KFin Technologies. To check your allotment:
- Go to the registrar’s IPO allotment page
- Select “Jayesh Logistics Ltd” from the dropdown
- Enter your PAN, application number, or Demat ID
- Submit the form to see your allotment result
2. Via Stock Exchange Websites
You can also check on the BSE or NSE SME platforms:
- Choose IPO → Equity
- Select “Jayesh Logistics Ltd”
- Enter your PAN or application number
- Submit to view the status
3. Through Your Demat Account or Broker
- Log into your Demat or broker account
- Go to your portfolio or holdings
- If shares are allotted, they’ll appear here on or before the listing date
- If not, funds will be unblocked or refunded automatically
Important IPO Dates
- IPO Opened: October 27, 2025
- IPO Closed: October 29, 2025
- Allotment Date: October 30, 2025
- Demat Credit / Refund: October 31, 2025
- Listing Date: November 3, 2025
Jayesh Logistics IPO GMP (Grey Market Premium)
The grey market premium gives a rough idea of potential listing gains. For Jayesh Logistics, the GMP is currently around ₹4 per share. That means the stock could list slightly above the issue price, but the gain is expected to be modest.
- IPO Price Band: ₹116 – ₹122
- Estimated Listing Price (based on GMP): ₹126
- Lot Size: 1,000 shares
A GMP of ₹4 suggests a premium of around 3%, which is considered mild. It indicates steady demand, but not strong oversubscription hype.
What You Should Know
- A lower GMP doesn’t mean the IPO is bad—it may reflect market sentiment or sector dynamics
- SME IPOs can be volatile, so assess your risk tolerance
- Allotment or not, always check your Demat and bank accounts for updates
- If you didn’t get allotted, your blocked funds should be released soon
Key Takeaways
- Allotment status is live and easy to check online
- Listing date is November 3, so keep an eye on your Demat account
- GMP indicates mild listing gains, but nothing huge
- Be cautious with SME IPOs—they can offer rewards, but also carry more risk
