Pine Labs IPO Allotment Status & GMP Update

What’s the deal?

Pine Labs is going public via IPO for around ₹3,900 crore, with a price band of ₹210–₹221 and a lot size of 67 shares.
It’s a major fintech public offer, so many investors are now looking for:

• When and how to check their allotment status
• What the grey market premium (GMP) signals about listing performance

Here’s a simple, step‑by‑step guide.

How to check your allotment status

The allotment status confirms whether you’ve received shares after applying for the IPO.

1. Key dates to remember

• Bidding opened: 7 November 2025
• Closed: 11 November 2025
• Basis of allotment: 12 November 2025
• Refunds/credit to Demat: 13 November 2025
• Expected listing date: 14 November 2025

2. Ways to check allotment

You can verify allotment status through:

• Registrar website (Kfin Technologies)
• BSE or NSE allotment status page
• Your Demat or trading account
• Your bank account (if funds were unblocked due to non-allotment)

3. Steps on registrar website

1. Visit the registrar’s IPO allotment status page
2. Select “Pine Labs Limited IPO”
3. Enter your PAN, application number, or Demat account ID
4. Submit to view whether shares were allotted to you

4. Steps on stock exchange website

1. Go to the BSE or NSE allotment section
2. Select “Pine Labs” from the list
3. Enter your PAN and application number
4. Submit and check the result

5. After checking

• If allotted: Shares will appear in your Demat account before listing day
• If not allotted: Expect a refund or release of funds to your bank account

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GMP (Grey Market Premium) – What’s the buzz?

GMP shows how IPO shares are trading unofficially before listing. It reflects investor sentiment but isn’t regulated or guaranteed.

Recent Pine Labs GMP trend

• Initially, GMP was high, around ₹60 — showing strong demand
• Just before allotment, GMP dropped to ₹4–₹5
• This suggests reduced excitement and a more cautious outlook

What it means for investors

• A falling GMP may indicate lower listing gains
• A stable or rising GMP shows stronger investor confidence
• GMP is useful for gauging mood, but don’t rely on it alone

Summary: What to do next

• Check your allotment status on or after 12 November
• Use either the registrar site or your broker’s platform
• Keep your PAN and application details ready
• GMP is just an indicator — use it for perspective, not decisions
• Whether you’re allotted or not, review your next steps calmly

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