Paluck Technologies IPO Allotment Status: How to Check, Final Subscription, and Listing Timeline

The Paluck Technologies initial public offering (IPO) allotment has been finalised on 2 September 2026. Investors who applied for the ₹33 crore book-built 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 strong response, with the final overall subscription reported at about 789.16 times. Retail investors recorded the highest subscription among the main public categories at 372.67 times, followed by non-institutional investors at 286.74 times and qualified institutional buyers at 83.89 times. The unofficial grey market premium (GMP) was ₹20 per share, or about 41.7% over the upper issue price of ₹48, as of early afternoon (12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. IST) on 2 September 2026, suggesting positive unofficial sentiment.

Paluck Technologies IPO Allotment Status: Latest Update

The basis of allotment for Paluck Technologies Limited has been finalised on 2 September 2026. Applicants can now use the registrar’s allotment portal to look up their allocation using the supported application credentials.

Bigshare Services Private Limited is the registrar for the issue and remains the primary source for the final allotment record. The BSE application-status facility can be used as an additional check, but applicants should distinguish application or bid verification from the registrar’s final allocation result.

The GMP is unofficial, can change quickly, and does not guarantee the eventual listing price or listing performance.

Paluck Technologies IPO Allotment and Listing Timeline

Event	Date	What it means
IPO bidding closed	1 September 2026	No further public bids accepted
Basis of allotment	2 September 2026	Successful applications are identified
Fund debit or unblocking	3 September 2026	Payable amount is debited for allotted shares, while unused blocked funds are released
Demat credit	3 September 2026	Allotted shares are scheduled to reach successful applicants
BSE SME listing	4 September 2026	Shares are scheduled to begin exchange trading

The price band was ₹46 to ₹48 per share, and the underlying market lot was 3,000 shares. Under the applicable SME bidding structure, a retail application required 6,000 shares, or two lots, involving ₹2,88,000 at the upper issue price.

What You Need to Check for the Allotment

Keep the details used in your IPO application ready. Bigshare’s facility supports identifiers including the Permanent Account Number (PAN), application number, and beneficiary or depository details.

Depending on the option selected, you may need your depository participant (DP) identification (ID) and Client ID or the corresponding beneficiary ID.

Checking allotment status should not require your Unified Payments Interface (UPI) PIN, bank password, trading password, or one-time password (OTP). Do not enter sensitive banking credentials on an allotment-status page.

How to Check Paluck Technologies IPO Allotment Status

Check on the Official Registrar Website

The registrar route is the recommended method because it contains the final allotment record.

1. Open the official Bigshare IPO allotment-status page.
2. Select Paluck Technologies Limited from the company or issue dropdown.
3. Choose the available search option, such as application number, beneficiary ID, or PAN.
4. Enter the requested information exactly as used in the IPO application.
5. Complete the captcha and select Search to view the allotment result.

If the page is busy, Bigshare may provide alternative server options. A temporary loading error does not indicate that the application was unsuccessful.

Check on BSE

Paluck Technologies is scheduled to list only on the BSE SME platform, so an NSE checking method is not applicable to this issue.

To use the exchange route:

1. Open the official BSE application-status page.
2. Select Equity as the issue type.
3. Choose Paluck Technologies Limited.
4. Enter the requested PAN or application number.
5. Submit the details to view the available application information.

The BSE facility is useful for additional verification. However, confirmation that a bid or application was captured by the exchange should not by itself be treated as proof that shares were allotted.

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
Not allotted	Your eligible application did not receive shares	Monitor release of the blocked application amount
Pending or under process	The record has not fully updated	Check again after the registrar completes processing
No record found	The submitted details did not return a matching record	Recheck the issue name and application identifiers

A “no record found” message does not automatically mean rejection. It can arise from an incorrect PAN or application number, a data-update delay, the wrong issue selection, or an application-level problem.

Similarly, an approved UPI mandate confirms that funds were blocked for the bid. It does not prove that shares were allotted.

Paluck Technologies IPO Final Subscription

The completed bidding data showed strong demand across all major categories. Qualified institutional buyers (QIBs), non-institutional investors (NIIs), and retail individual investors (RIIs) all subscribed their respective portions multiple times.

Investor category	Final subscription
QIB, excluding anchor portion	83.89 times
NII	286.74 times
Retail	372.67 times
Overall	789.16 times

For a retail applicant, the most relevant demand figure is the retail subscription of 372.67 times, rather than the headline overall multiple.

A high subscription means demand exceeded the shares reserved for that category, but the subscription multiple alone cannot be converted into an exact individual allotment probability. The final outcome also depends on valid applications and the approved basis of allotment.

What Happens After IPO Allotment?

If Shares Are Allotted

For a successful applicant, the payable amount for the allotted shares is debited from the funds blocked through the Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) process.

Any excess amount that remains blocked beyond the actual allotment requirement should be released. The allotted shares are scheduled to be credited to the applicant’s demat account on 3 September 2026.

After the credit appears, verify that the quantity in the demat account matches the registrar’s allotment result.

If Shares Are Not Allotted

If no shares are allotted, the application amount should be released or unblocked rather than treated as a separate cash refund payment.

The scheduled unblocking date is 3 September 2026. Banks can take additional time to reflect the released balance, so the visible account balance may not update at exactly the same moment for every applicant.

Allotment Not Showing or Funds Still Blocked?

If the allotment result is missing, first confirm that you selected Paluck Technologies Limited and entered the PAN, application number, beneficiary ID, or DP and Client ID correctly.

Also check whether the original bid was successfully captured. Possible application-level issues can include a PAN mismatch, duplicate application, unsuccessful UPI mandate, or the use of impermissible third-party payment details.

For an allotment-result discrepancy, contact the registrar. For funds that remain blocked beyond the expected processing period, contact the bank or self-certified syndicate bank through which the ASBA block was created. For an incorrect application number or order-routing issue, contact the broker or platform used to place the application.

Bottom Line

Paluck Technologies IPO allotment has been finalised, and applicants should use Bigshare Services as the primary channel to verify their result, with BSE as an additional route. Successful applicants should next monitor the scheduled demat credit on 3 September 2026, while unsuccessful applicants should monitor the release of blocked funds ahead of the proposed BSE SME listing on 4 September 2026.

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