Farm Peace IPO Allotment Status: How to Check, Final Subscription, and Timeline

The Farm Peace initial public offering (IPO) allotment is expected to be finalised on 4 September 2026. Investors who applied for the ₹32 crore fixed-price small and medium enterprise (SME) IPO should use Bigshare Services Private Limited’s website as the primary channel to check allotment status, with the BSE application-status page as an additional verification route.

The issue received a moderate response, with the final overall subscription reported at about 1.16 times. Non-institutional investors led participation at about 1.73 times, while the retail individual investor portion was subscribed about 0.59 times. No verifiable current grey market premium (GMP) was available as of late evening (after 8:30 p.m. IST) on 3 September 2026.

Farm Peace IPO Allotment Status: Latest Update

Farm Peace Limited’s IPO bidding closed on 3 September 2026, and the basis of allotment is scheduled to be finalised on 4 September 2026. As of late evening (after 8:30 p.m. IST) on 3 September 2026, final searchable allotment results had not been confirmed.

Bigshare Services Private Limited is the registrar to the issue. Applicants should treat the registrar’s allotment record as the primary confirmation once the final data becomes available. A successfully recorded bid on the exchange only confirms that the application was captured, not that shares have been allotted.

The Farm Peace issue was a fixed-price BSE SME offering at ₹59 per share. Its total issue size was approximately ₹32 crore.

Farm Peace IPO Allotment and Listing Timeline

Event	Date	What it means
IPO bidding closed	3 September 2026	New applications are no longer accepted
Basis of allotment	4 September 2026	Share allocation is expected to be finalised
Fund debit or unblocking	7 September 2026	Required funds may be debited for allotted applications, while blocked funds for unsuccessful applications should begin to be released
Demat credit	7 September 2026	Allotted shares are expected to reach investors’ demat accounts
BSE SME listing	8 September 2026	Farm Peace shares are scheduled to begin trading

These dates are the issue-specific schedule available for the IPO. Applicants should rely on their final allotment record and subsequent bank or demat entries rather than assuming that every operational update will appear at the same time.

What You Need to Check the Allotment

Keep the details used in your IPO application ready. Depending on the checking route, you may need:

• Permanent Account Number (PAN)
• IPO application number
• Depository Participant (DP) ID and Client ID
• Captcha or other basic page verification

Checking an IPO allotment result should not require your Unified Payments Interface (UPI) PIN, bank password, trading password, or a one-time password shared with another person.

How to Check Farm Peace IPO Allotment Status

Check on the Official Registrar Website

The recommended method is the official Bigshare Services IPO allotment-status page.

1. Open Bigshare Services’ IPO allotment-status facility.
2. Select Farm Peace Limited from the issue list once the final allotment data is available.
3. Choose the supported search method, such as application number, PAN, or DP ID and Client ID.
4. Enter the requested details exactly as they appear in your IPO application.
5. Complete the captcha.
6. Select the search option to view the result.

The registrar page can show the number of shares applied for and the number allotted after processing is complete. If Farm Peace appears in the dropdown before finalisation, that alone does not mean the allotment result has been released.

Check on BSE

Farm Peace is proposed to list on the BSE SME platform, so applicants can also use the official BSE IPO application-status page.

Enter the required application details, such as your application number or PAN, and search for the relevant issue.

The BSE facility can help verify the IPO application or status information available to the exchange. Applicants should distinguish this from the registrar’s final allotment record. A valid bid displayed by BSE does not by itself confirm that shares were allocated.

What Does Your IPO Allotment Status Mean?

Status	Meaning	What to do
Allotted	Shares have been allocated to your application	Check the allotted quantity and monitor the demat credit and corresponding fund debit
Not allotted	No shares were allocated	Monitor your bank account for release of the blocked application amount
Pending or under process	Final processing is not complete	Check again after the registrar updates the result
No record found	The system cannot match the entered information	Recheck the issue selection and application identifiers before assuming there is an application problem

A “no record found” message does not automatically mean that the IPO application was rejected. It can result from an incorrect PAN or application number, a mismatch in DP or Client ID details, an incorrect issue selection, or allotment data that has not yet been fully uploaded.

Farm Peace IPO Final Subscription

The final bidding figures showed demand of about 1.16 times the shares offered to public applicants.

Investor category	Final subscription
Non-institutional investors	1.73 times
Retail individual investors	0.59 times
Overall	1.16 times

Non-institutional participation was therefore stronger than retail demand. The retail category remained below one time subscription based on the final reported snapshot.

For a retail applicant, the retail figure is more relevant than the headline overall multiple when understanding demand in that category. However, subscription data alone should not be converted into an exact allotment probability. The final allocation depends on valid applications, applicable allocation rules, and the basis of allotment.

What Happens After IPO Allotment?

If Shares Are Allotted

For successful applicants, the payable amount is debited from the bank account linked to the application. Any excess amount that remains blocked should be released.

The allotted Farm Peace shares are expected to be credited to the applicant’s demat account on 7 September 2026. Once credited, check that the number of shares in the demat account matches the registrar’s allotment record.

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

If Shares Are Not Allotted

Under the Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) process, the IPO application money generally remains in the investor’s bank account while being blocked for the application.

If no shares are allotted, the blocked amount should be released rather than treated as a separate fresh payment back to the applicant. Farm Peace’s scheduled fund-unblocking date is 7 September 2026.

The amount may not become usable immediately in every banking interface because individual banks can take additional processing time to update the available balance.

Allotment Not Showing or Funds Still Blocked?

First confirm that Farm Peace’s allotment has actually been finalised before treating a missing result as an error. If the registrar still shows no matching record after finalisation, verify the issue name, PAN, application number, DP ID, Client ID, and the details shown in your original IPO application.

Possible application-related issues can include a PAN mismatch, duplicate applications, an unsuccessful UPI mandate, incorrect depository details, or payment details that did not satisfy application requirements.

For an allotment-result discrepancy, contact the registrar. For an amount that remains blocked beyond the expected processing period, contact the bank or self-certified syndicate bank used for ASBA. If the application number or bid details shown by your broker differ from your records, raise the issue with the broker.

Bottom Line

Farm Peace IPO allotment is expected to be finalised on 4 September 2026, with Bigshare Services serving as the primary allotment-checking channel and BSE providing an additional official verification route. Applicants who receive shares should next monitor the scheduled demat credit, while unsuccessful applicants should watch for release of blocked funds before the planned BSE SME listing on 8 September 2026.

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