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If you applied for the Orkla India Ltd IPO, you’re likely staring at your screen, checking your inbox or demat account, waiting for one word: Allotment. It feels like waiting for exam results. For many retail investors and first-timers, that moment decides whether their hope turns into holding or a refund. In this piece, let’s unpack what the allotment status means for Orkla India in 2025—why it matters, how you check it, and what you should think going ahead.

What is “Orkla India IPO Allotment Status”

The allotment status tells you whether you’ve been allotted shares for the IPO of Orkla India or if your application is getting refunded. For this IPO, the public issue ran from October 29 to October 31, 2025. 

When the demand far exceeds supply, many applicants won’t receive a full allotment (or any at all) and will get a refund. In this case, the IPO was subscribed 48.73 times overall. 

So, checking allotment is your key to finding out if you’re part of the group that gets shares—or not.

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How to Check Orkla India IPO Allotment Status

Here’s a step-by-step for you:

• Visit the registrar’s site – Kfin Technologies Ltd. Select “Orkla India Ltd” from the IPO dropdown and enter your Application No, Demat account, or PAN. 
• Alternatively, you can check via the National Stock Exchange of India or Bombay Stock Exchange websites: choose equity IPO, select “Orkla India Ltd”, and input PAN or Application Number.
• After allotment is finalised (dated November 3, 2025), you should see the status. On November 4, shares are credited (if allotted) and refunds initiated (if not).

Be sure you keep your PAN, application number, and demat info handy. The process is straightforward, but waiting always feels long!

Why This Allotment Status Matters (and why you should care)

I’ll speak candidly: allotment status reflects market sentiment and your chance to participate in the joy (or pain) of the listing day. Here’s what the Orkla India IPO told us:

• The issue was large: at the upper price band of ₹730 per share, the company was valued at ~₹10,000 crore.
• As it was fully an Offer for Sale (OFS), the company itself wasn’t raising fresh money — it was existing shareholders selling. Some caution here for new investors.
• The subscription was overwhelmingly strong, with a QIB portion booked 117.63 times.
• According to Business Standard, the grey market premium (GMP) was signalling double-digit gains: e.g., ₹95.5 per share over the issue price for listing estimates.

In short: if you get allotment, you might be on the ride. If you don’t, you at least have your capital safely refunded. And as someone who applied, you know your fate.

Real-World Insight: My Take as an Investor

I applied for the Orkla India IPO and watched the subscription numbers rise. My heart beat a bit faster when I saw the 48x subscription. I thought: “Okay, this one’s going to list with a bang.”

But then I reminded myself: listing gains are nice, but holding long-term is where value lies. Because while GMP shows early upside, the true test for companies like Orkla India is whether they can continue to grow earnings in a competitive food market environment.

I also noted that being an OFS means new capital isn’t coming into the company, so growth depends on existing operations—not fresh funds. That made me pause and ask: Am I looking at short-term listing profit, or a long-term stake in a company I believe in?

So, when you check your allotment status, ask yourself: “What’s my goal? Flip or hold?” That question matters.

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Key Dates & Timeline for Orkla India IPO (2025)

Here’s a clear timeline you can remember:

• Subscription Period: October 29­–31, 2025. 
• Allotment Finalisation: Nov 3, 2025. 
• Refund & Share Credit: Nov 4, 2025. 
• Listing Date: Nov 6, 2025.

Keep these dates in mind — especially the listing date, because if you’re allotted, your shares will be credited by then. If not, the refund comes automatically.

Conclusion

So friend, whether you’re seeing “Allotted” or “Not Allotted” in your status today, remember this: it’s only the start of the story. If you win allotment, great—look ahead to listing day and beyond. If you don’t, no sweat—your funds are safe, and you’re free to jump into the next opportunity with a clearer mind. I’m personally rooting for you to get allotment — because who doesn’t like a little good news today? Let’s see how Orkla India plays out in 2025. I’ll keep watching with you.

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Source : Mint & Moneycontrol - Orkla India IPO Allotment Status