The Rs 90.17-crore initial public offering of Shah Investor’s Home is finalizing allotment today, October 1, 2026, after receiving strong demand with an overall subscription of 38.12 times. Investors can check their application status online before the shares list on the stock exchanges on October 6, 2026.
The allotment process for the Shah Investor’s Home initial public offering (IPO) is reaching its conclusion today, October 1, 2026. This follows a three-day subscription period that saw high demand across various investor categories, with the issue being oversubscribed by 38.12 times. The company successfully raised approximately Rs 27.05 crore from anchor investors prior to the public issue, setting the stage for its upcoming market debut.
Strong Subscription Demand
Investor interest was particularly high among non-institutional investors, who subscribed 95.54 times the portion reserved for them. Qualified institutional buyers covered their portion 28.05 times, while retail investors showed steady interest with a subscription of 19.26 times the shares available to them. This high level of demand, especially from non-institutional investors, means that many applicants may receive a smaller allocation of shares or none at all, depending on the final allotment process.
How to Check Allotment Status
Applicants can verify their allotment status through multiple official channels. The most direct method is by visiting the website of the registrar, MUFG Intime India. Alternatively, status updates are often available on the websites of the BSE and NSE. Investors are advised to have their application number or PAN card details ready to access the allotment information once it is live.
Listing and Market Expectations
The shares are scheduled to list on the BSE and NSE on October 6, 2026. Ahead of the listing, the unofficial grey market premium has been observed at approximately Rs 12.5 per share. While this figure suggests a potential listing gain of around 7.49 percent over the issue price of Rs 167, investors should exercise caution. Grey market premiums are unofficial and highly volatile. They are based on market sentiment and can change rapidly, often failing to accurately predict the actual opening price on the day of the listing.
As the company prepares for its debut, the primary focus for shareholders will shift to the stock's performance in the secondary market. Investors should be aware that market conditions can influence price movement significantly post-listing. The official allotment status will provide clarity on share distribution, and the next key milestone will be the price discovery during the opening session on October 6.