Park Medi World IPO Allotment: Check Status on KFinTech, NSE & BSE

Park Medi World’s ₹920 crore IPO ran from 10 to 12 December 2025 in a ₹154-₹162 price band, with allotment finalisation scheduled for 15 December 2025. The issue saw a strong rush on the last day, especially from institutional and non‑institutional investors. This blog will help you quickly check your allotment status and make sense of the subscription, GMP trend, and listing expectations in simple language.​

Important Dates

• Allotment Date: December 15, 2025
• Initiation of Refunds: December 16, 2025
• Credit of Shares to Demat: December 16, 2025
• Listing Date: December 17, 2025

How to Check Park Medi World IPO Allotment Status?

Method 1: Check on BSE

• Open the BSE IPO allotment page: https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx
• Choose Equity as the issue type.
• Select Park Medi World Limited from the dropdown list.
• Enter your application number or PAN, and the captcha code.
• Click Search to view whether shares have been allotted to you.

Method 2: Check on NSE

• Go to the NSE IPO allotment status page: https://www.nseindia.com/invest/check-trades-bids-verify-ipo-bids
• Click on Equity & SME IPO bid details.
• Select Park Medi World Limited from the issue name list.
• Enter your application number or PAN.
• Submit to see if you have received shares or not.

Method 3: Check on Registrar (KFin Technologies)

• Visit KFin Technologies’ IPO status page: https://ipostatus.kfintech.com
• Choose Park Medi World Limited from the dropdown.​
• Select the search option: PAN, DP ID/Client ID, or Application Number.
• Click Submit to view your detailed allotment status.

Park Medi World IPO Subscription Details

Source: chittorgarh.com

• Day 1 and Day 2 looked steady but not very aggressive, with a sharp surge coming on Day 3, led mainly by QIB and NII bids.
• Such heavy overall demand (8.52 times) means the probability of full allotment is lower, especially for single‑lot retail applications.
• For small retail investors, strong QIB and NII oversubscription usually means a lottery‑type outcome, where many applications do not receive shares despite applying correctly.

Also Read: Park Medi World IPO Review: GMP, Debt Cut, Occupancy Challenges and Long‑Term Potential

Park Medi World IPO GMP Update

The GMP started around ₹22 before the issue, implying a low double‑digit listing gain on paper, and then softened steadily during the IPO and allotment window. On 10 December, it slipped to about ₹14, then to ₹8.5 on 11 December, ₹7 on 12 December, and around ₹6 by allotment day, pointing to a much smaller low‑single‑digit premium if these levels hold. This shows sentiment cooled off a bit even as subscriptions picked up, reminding investors that GMP is an unofficial, unregulated, and very volatile indicator that should not be the only basis for any decision.

Disclaimer: GMP is an unofficial indicator and is subject to market volatility.

What’s Next After Allotment?

If shares are allotted

• Your allotted shares will show up on the BSE, NSE, or KFinTech allotment status page once the basis is finalised.
• On or around 16 December 2025, these shares should get credited to your demat account, so you can see them in your broker app before listing.​
• If you applied for more lots than you received, the remaining money will be refunded or your UPI mandate will be partially released for the unallotted portion.
• Next, you can decide whether to hold for the long term or look at listing‑day price action, keeping in mind Park Medi World’s growth plans, debt reduction, occupancy challenges, and the overall hospital sector outlook.

If shares are not allotted

• Your application money will be refunded to your bank account, or your UPI mandate will be fully unblocked, usually from 16 December 2025 onward.​
• You will not receive any shares in your demat account, so you will not participate in listing‑day moves through this IPO application.
• If you still like the business after doing your homework, you can consider buying the stock directly from the secondary market after listing.
• Given the strong 8.52x overall subscription and much higher demand in QIB and NII buckets, not getting allotment is quite common and is mainly a function of oversubscription, not of any mistake by the investor.

For detailed information, visit Park Medi World’s official IPO page at INDmoney.

Final Word

Park Medi World’s IPO combines strong institutional demand, visible debt reduction, and a clear North India expansion story with real risks around occupancy, reliance on government schemes, and execution of a large bed ramp‑up. For most retail investors, broad oversubscription means allotment will be tight, so it makes sense to treat any listing gains as a bonus and focus more on whether the hospital chain’s long‑term economics and risk profile fit their own comfort level and time horizon.

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