- Important Dates
- How to Check Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO Allotment Status?
- Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO Subscription Details
- What’s Next After Allotment?
- Final Word
Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO received 20.1x overall subscription, showing strong demand from investors. The QIB category was subscribed 52.648x, while NII subscription stood at 15.689x and retail investors subscribed 3.394x. With the IPO oversubscribed, applicants will now be watching closely for the allotment results. This guide covers the Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO allotment timeline and explains how to check your allotment status through BSE, NSE, and the registrar.
Important Dates
- Allotment Date: Tue, Sep 15, 2026
- Initiation of Refunds: Wed, Sep 16, 2026
- Credit of Shares to Demat: Wed, Sep 16, 2026
- Listing Date: Thu, Sep 17, 2026
How to Check Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO Allotment Status?
Method 1: Check on BSE
- Visit the BSE IPO allotment status page: https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check
- Select Equity and choose the Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO
- Enter your application number or PAN.
- Provide the required verification details.
- Submit the details to check whether shares have been allotted.
Method 2: Check on NSE
- Visit the NSE IPO section: https://www.nseindia.com/invest/check-trades-bids-verify-ipo-bids
- Select the option to check IPO bid or allotment details.
- Enter your PAN and application details as requested.
- Complete the verification process.
- Submit the details to view your allotment status.
Method 3: Check on MUFG (Registrar)
- Visit the MUFG IPO allotment status portal: https://in.mpms.mufg.com/Initial_Offer/public-issues.html
- Select the Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO from the available issue list.
- Choose your preferred option, such as PAN or application number.
- Enter the required details.
- Click submit to view your Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO allotment status.
Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO Subscription Details
| Category | Subscription |
|---|---|
| QIB (Qualified Institutional Buyers) | 52.648x |
| NII (Non-Institutional Investors) | 15.689x |
| RII (Retail Individual Investors) | 3.394x |
| Total | 20.1x |
Source: INDmoney
- The Asset Reconstruction IPO received 20.1x overall subscription, meaning investor bids were more than 20 times the number of shares available. The strongest demand came from QIB investors, with the category subscribed 52.648x.
- The NII category was subscribed 15.689x, while retail investors subscribed 3.394x. This shows that demand was strong across all three investor categories, although institutional participation was significantly higher than retail demand.
- The important point for applicants is that allotment depends on the subscription within the respective investor category, rather than the overall 20.1x figure alone. With the issue oversubscribed, applicants may receive fewer shares than they applied for or may not receive an allotment.
What’s Next After Allotment?
If you receive an allotment, the shares are expected to be credited to your Demat account on September 16, 2026, according to the IPO schedule. The Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO is scheduled to list on September 17, 2026.
Applicants should also remember that receiving fewer shares than the quantity applied for is possible. In an oversubscribed IPO, shares are allotted according to the prescribed category-wise process, so successful applicants may not receive the complete lot they applied for.
For applicants who do not receive shares, the refund process is scheduled to begin on September 16, 2026. The amount blocked through UPI should be released as per the IPO timeline.
Once the shares are listed, the market price can move either above or below the IPO price. Investors evaluating the stock after listing should therefore consider its valuation, financial performance, growth prospects and business risks rather than relying only on the subscription level.
Final Word
The 20.1x subscription for Asset Reconstruction Co. IPO points to strong investor demand, led by QIB participation. However, a high subscription number does not by itself determine the company's post-listing performance or long-term prospects.
For applicants, the immediate step is to check the allotment status once the results are announced. Those who receive shares can then track the listing, while investors who do not receive an allotment can evaluate the stock after listing based on its valuation, financial performance and future business prospects.
To prepare for listing day, read our guide on what to do after an IPO lists: sell, hold, or buy.
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