New Delhi: KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO Allotment Status can be checked on the website of the company’s  registrar ‘Bigshare Services Pvt Ltd’ and also on that of the  Bombay Stock Exchange  (BSE).  KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO Allotment Date is Monday, September 30, 2024. It is expected to be finalized by Monday. After the issue closed for biddings, KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO Subscription Status stood  213 times full its total size, according to Chittorgarh. While, KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO GMP has increased ahead of allotment as it has shot up to Rs 275, as per ‘Investor Gain.’  The public issue’s upper limit of price band of Rs 209-220 per share and latest GMP signify  KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO listing price of Rs 495 per share on BSE and NSE tentatively on October 03, 2024.

How To Check KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO Allotment Status?

Those who had applied in the bidding rounds can check the allotment status on the company’s registrar’s website – ‘Bigshare’ and also on that of the BSE.

To find out whether you have got allotment or not follow the below mentioned steps on the company’s registrar’s website

1. Visit the following link – https://www.bigshareonline.com/ipo_Allotment.html

2. Select any of the servers

3. Then, go to ‘Company Selection’ and select ‘KRN Heat Exchanger  and Refrigeration Ltd’

4. Under selection type chose from any one of the following:

i. Application No/CAF No

ii. Beneficiary ID

iii. PAN

5. Click on ‘Search’

You will be able to find your allotment status!

How To Check KRN Heat Exchanger  IPO Allotment Status On BSE?

1. Visit the BSE  website using the following link: https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx

2. Click on Equity

3. Select KRN Heat Exchanger  and Refrigeration Ltd’ from the list of companies

4. Mention your application number or PAN

5. Then, click on ‘I am not Robot’

6. Click on ’Search’

You will be able to find out whether you have got the allotment or not!

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