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The IPO Timeline: From Filing to Listing (T+3)

From the first prospectus to listing day, an IPO moves through a fixed set of steps. Knowing the sequence tells you exactly when to apply, when to check allotment, and when to expect listing.

Before the IPO opens

The application window

After close: the T+3 sequence

India moved IPO listing to a T+3 timeline — shares list three working days after the issue closes. In broad terms:

StageRoughly whenWhat happens
Issue closesDay TBidding ends.
Basis of allotment~T+1Who-gets-what is finalised; status goes live on the registrar.
Refunds / unblock~T+2Blocked funds released for unsuccessful applicants.
Shares credited~T+2Allotted shares hit your demat account.
Listing dayT+3The stock starts trading on NSE/BSE.

Exact dates for each IPO are published in the RHP; the sequence above is the standard shape.

What to do at each stage

Frequently asked questions

How long after an IPO closes does it list?

Under the current T+3 schedule, three working days after the issue closes.

When does allotment status come out?

Around T+1 — a day or so after close, once the basis of allotment is finalised.

When is my money debited or refunded?

Allotted amounts are debited around T+2; unsuccessful applications have their ASBA block released around the same time.

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