Acme India Industries Ltd. IPO Allotment Status
The Acme India Industries IPO allotment result is out. Check it on Bigshare Services's website with your PAN, application number or DP/client ID.
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How to check Acme India Industries Ltd. IPO allotment status
- Open Bigshare Services's official allotment page (ipo.bigshareonline.com).
- Select Acme India Industries Ltd. from the list of issues.
- Choose PAN, application number or DP/client ID, and enter it.
- Complete the captcha and submit to see the number of shares allotted.
You can also check on the BSE or NSE websites, or in your broker's app. Saved several family PANs? Check them all from one place.
Allotment timeline
- Opens30 Sepcompleted
- Closes6 Octcompleted
- Allotment7 Octcompleted
- Demat credit8 Octcompleted
- Listing9 Octcompleted
Subscription (demand for shares)
| Retail | 85.50× |
|---|---|
| NII (HNI) | 196.27× |
| QIB | 137.93× |
| Total | 124.23× |
As of 6 Oct 2026, 5:56 PM IST. When a category is subscribed more than once, not every applicant in it receives shares.
Common questions
Is the Acme India Industries IPO allotment out?
The Acme India Industries IPO allotment result is out. Check it on Bigshare Services's website with your PAN, application number or DP/client ID.
Who is the registrar for the Acme India Industries IPO?
Bigshare Services is the registrar. Its official allotment page is https://ipo.bigshareonline.com/.
What do I need to check Acme India Industries IPO allotment status?
Your PAN, the IPO application number, or your demat DP ID and client ID. You only need one of them.
When will Acme India Industries shares be credited to my demat account?
Shares are scheduled to reach allotted investors' demat accounts on 8 Oct, and blocked funds are released for others from 8 Oct.
What is my chance of getting Acme India Industries IPO shares?
The individual investor category is 85.50× subscribed, so roughly 1 in 86 applications or better will get the minimum application (two lots) (about 1.2% each). Winners are picked by a computerised lottery with one entry per application, so applying for more lots does not raise the chance; applying from different family PANs does.