Meesho IPO Allotment Status: Subscription, GMP & How to Check Status

Meesho IPO at a Glance

DetailInfo
IPO Open Date3 December 2025
IPO Close Date5 December 2025
Price Band₹105 – ₹111 per share
Lot Size (Minimum application)135 shares
Issue Size (Approx.)₹5,421.20 crore
Allotment Date8 December 2025
Listing Date (Expected)10 December 2025 (on NSE & BSE)

Subscription Summary

The IPO saw very strong demand across categories. Here’s a snapshot of how it was subscribed:

Investor CategorySubscription (Approx.)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB)~ 120.2×
Non‑Institutional Investors (NII/HNI)~ 38×
Retail Investors (RII)~ 18–19×
Overall Subscription~ 79×

This high level of oversubscription suggests allotment may be competitive — especially for retail and NII investors.

Grey Market Premium (GMP) & Listing Expectations

The unofficial grey‑market for Meesho IPO gives a sense of market sentiment. Here’s where things stand:

IndicatorValue / Estimate
GMP (as of latest)₹42 per share
Implied Listing Price~ ₹153 per share
Estimated Gain Over Issue Price~ 38% (from upper band ₹111 → ₹153)

A GMP of ₹42 points to a bullish expectation for listing — though it remains unofficial and should be taken as a rough indicator, not a guarantee.

How to Check Allotment Status: Step-by-Step

Once allotment is finalized (after 8 Dec 2025), you can use any of these methods to verify if you got shares:

Option 1 – Registrar Website

  • Visit the website of the IPO registrar (Kfin Technologies Ltd.).
  • Select “Meesho IPO” from the IPO list.
  • Enter your PAN, Application Number, or Demat / DP ID.
  • Click Submit/Search to view allotment status.

Option 2 – Stock Exchanges (BSE / NSE)

  • On the official BSE or National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) website, open the IPO allotment / application‑status page.
  • Select “Equity”, then choose “Meesho IPO”.
  • Enter your PAN or Application Number (and DP/Client ID if required).
  • Complete any captcha verification, then click “Search”.

Option 3 – Broker / Demat Account

  • Log in to your brokerage or demat account.
  • Go to the “IPO” or “Holdings” section after allotment date.
  • If shares are allotted, they will be visible in your holdings once credited (expected by 9 Dec 2025).

Option 4 – Bank / UPI Refund (if not allotted)

  • If you’re not allotted shares, the amount blocked for IPO application will be refunded to your bank account or UPI link.
  • Refunds generally begin after allotment — check for SMS or bank notification.

Key Dates & What to Expect Next

EventExpected Date
Allotment Finalisation8 Dec 2025
Refunds / Demat Credit9 Dec 2025
Listing on Exchanges10 Dec 2025
  • ✔️ After 8 Dec: check allotment status.
  • ✔️ If allotted: expect shares in demat by 9 Dec, listing on 10 Dec.
  • ✔️ If not allotted: check bank/UPI for refund.

Final Thoughts & What You Should Do

  • Meesho IPO has seen strong subscription (≈79×) — not everyone may get shares, especially in retail/NII categories.
  • GMP is positive (≈₹42) — implying a healthy listing expectation, but remember GMP is unofficial.
  • Once allotment is finalised, quickly check status via registrar, exchange, or your broker.
  • If allotted, you can sell on listing day if the listing price is attractive — but also consider long‑term potential.
  • If not allotted, just watch for refund — there’s nothing more to do.

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