Before we check allotment, let’s set the stage by looking at subscription figures and IPO basics.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| IPO Type | SME IPO |
| Issue Price | ₹ 140 per share |
| Face Value | ₹ 10 per share |
| Issue Size | 55,00,000 shares (≈ ₹ 77 crore) |
| Reserved Shares (Market Maker) | 2,80,000 shares |
| Retail Allocation | 26,10,000 shares (~47.45 %) |
| NII / HNI Allocation | 26,10,000 shares (~47.45 %) |
| IPO Open Date | 25 September 2025 |
| IPO Close Date | 30 September 2025 |
| Expected Allotment Date | 1 October 2025 |
| Refund & Shares Credit Date | 3 October 2025 |
| Tentative Listing Date | 6 October 2025 |
Subscription Status (Live / At Close)
“Subscription status” refers to how many times the issue was subscribed compared to what was offered (i.e. oversubscription or undersubscription).
- According to IPO Dekho, by the close, the overall subscription was about 1.07× (i.e. 1.07 times) of the issue.
- In that breakdown:
- Retail investors (RII) subscription was ~ 0.67×
- NII / institutional side had higher demand (1.46× for NII)
- But from Zerodha’s IPO page: as of Sept 29, 2025, retail had ~0.17× and NII ~0.86×, giving overall ~0.59× subscription (at that point in time)
Interpretation: The IPO saw moderate interest. Retail segment appears under‑subscribed till late in the bidding, while non‑retail / institutional interest was stronger.
When an IPO is oversubscribed, you’re more likely to get fewer shares (or none) in a lottery / proportionate allotment.
How to Verify Allotment Status Online (Step by Step)
Once allotment is done (expected 1 October 2025) you can check it via multiple channels.
Here are steps common across methods:
A. Registrar’s Website (Bigshare Services Pvt. Ltd.)
- Go to Bigshare’s IPO / Allotment status page.
- Select Bhavik Enterprises IPO from the issuer list (if multiple).
- Enter one of these:
- PAN (Permanent Account Number)
- Application Number
- DP Client ID / Demat account number
- Fill in captcha / security code.
- Click Submit / Search.
- The system will show:
- Shares applied
- Shares allotted
- Your name, PAN etc.
If allotment not live yet, the page might show “Not Available / Not Declared”.
B. BSE Allotment Portal
- Go to BSE’s “Check Allotment” section (e.g. investors → IPO application check).
- Select:
- Issue Type → Equity
- Issue Name → Bhavik Enterprises
- Enter PAN + Application number.
- Solve captcha / robot check, and click Search.
- Status will display.
C. NSE (if supported)
Since this is an SME IPO on BSE, NSE may or may not support allotment status display. But in some IPOs, NSE’s portal has a similar interface: select IPO, enter PAN / application, and check. IPO Ji mentions NSE route too.
D. Through Broker / Demat Account Portal
Many brokers (Zerodha, Upstox, Angel One, etc.) show IPO allotment in your account. Steps:
- Log into your trading / demat account
- Go to IPO / Application / Orders section
- Find Bhavik Enterprises IPO
- The status will show “Allotted to me ___ shares” or “Not Allotted”
E. IPO Apps / Aggregator Websites
Apps like IPO Ji, IPOwiz, and portals like Chittorgarh list allotment status:
- Login or open the app/website
- Go to IPO / Allotment section
- Choose Bhavik Enterprises
- Enter PAN / Application number / Demat ID
- View allotment status result
Important Points & Tips You Should Know
1. Basis of Allotment (BOA) Document
Registrar prepares a basis of allotment that shows how many applications were received & how shares were allocated across categories (retail, NII, etc.). This is key to understanding the allotment logic and is usually published alongside allotment.
2. Minimum Application Lots / Size
- The lot size is 1,000 shares.
- For retail investors: the minimum application is 2 lots = 2,000 shares → ₹ 2,80,000 (€ 2,000 × ₹ 140)
- For HNI / Non‑Institutional: the minimum is often more (see prospectus).
3. Refund & Credit Timeline
- If you don’t get allotment, the refund of your application money is initiated on 3 October 2025
- If you get allotment, the shares will also be credited to your demat account on 3 October 2025
- The IPO is expected to list on 6 October 2025 on BSE SME.
4. Why You Might Not Get Allotment
- The IPO might be oversubscribed in your category (esp. retail) → your application may be rejected or allotted fewer shares.
- Your application details may have errors — name mismatch, PAN mismatches, incorrect demat ID.
- You may have bid at a price lower than the cut‑off (if not a fixed price issue).
- If the IPO is under‑subscribed in a category, you might get full allotment.
5. Keep Your Documents / Info Handy
To check allotment, you’ll often need:
- PAN
- Application number
- Demat / DP client ID
- Registered email or mobile (for notifications)
6. Monitor Registrar / Official Notices
If allotment is delayed or any change happens, the registrar (Bigshare) or stock exchanges will publish notices. Always prefer trusted / official sources.
7. No Guarantee of Listing Profits
Even if you get allotment, listing gains are not guaranteed. IPO performance depends on demand, market mood, fundamentals etc.
8. Contact Registrar If Discrepancy
If your status shows “allotted” but shares are not credited, or you believe there’s an error, reach out to Bigshare Services (registrar). Their contact: +91‑22‑6263 8200, [email protected]
Sample “Check Allotment” Flow (Illustrative)
Let’s say you’re checking via registrar:
- Visit Bigshare’s IPO status page
- Select Bhavik Enterprises IPO
- Input PAN = ABCDE1234F
- Or Application number = RL041213805307 (example)
- Solve captcha → Click “Search”
- Screen shows:
- Name: Your name
- Applied: 2,000 shares
- Allotted: 1,000 shares (if partial allotment)
- Refund or credit status
If no allotment, it may display “0 shares allotted / Not Allotted”.
Summary & Key Takeaways
- Bhavik Enterprises IPO is a fixed‑price SME IPO at ₹ 140 per share, lot size 1,000.
- Subscription by close was ~ 1.07×, with retail side less aggressive relative to non‑retail.
- Allotment is expected on 1 October 2025, with refunds & share credit on 3 October 2025.
- You can check allotment via:
- Registrar (Bigshare)
- BSE portal
- NSE portal (if available)
- Your broker/demat account
- IPO apps / aggregator sites
- Be ready with PAN, application number, demat ID.
- Don’t assume listing profits; IPO risk is real.
- If allotment / credit seems wrong, contact registrar.
