Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO Allotment Status

SME Allotment finalised 16 September 2026 · lists 18 September 2026

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Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO allotment is processed by Maashitla Securities. The button opens their official status page — have your PAN or application number ready.

Check allotment status → Opens maashitla.com — the registrar's own site. ForgeUp never asks for your PAN or bank details.
~5%
chance of retail allotment
19.65x
retail subscription
30.21x
overall subscription

How to check Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO allotment

  1. Open the Maashitla Securities allotment page using the button above.
  2. Select the IPO and search by PAN or application number.
  3. Enter your PAN, or the application number your broker gave you when the bid was placed.
  4. Submit. If shares were allotted, the page shows the quantity; if not, it shows a nil allotment.
Checking with PAN is usually easiest — it works even if you have lost the application number. If you applied through more than one demat account, each PAN must be checked separately.

How heavily Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO was subscribed

Figures below come directly from NSE and BSE, not from another website. They are what the allotment lottery was run against.

Investor categorySubscribed
Qualified Institutional (QIB)48.82x
Non-Institutional (NII/HNI)30.09x
Retail Individual (RII)19.65x

With the retail portion subscribed 19.65 times, roughly 5 in every 100 minimum-lot applications would have received shares. SEBI requires allotment to be by lottery once a category is oversubscribed, so applying for more lots does not improve the odds for a retail applicant.

Key dates

StageDate
Issue opened10 September 2026
Issue closed15 September 2026
Allotment finalised16 September 2026
Listing18 September 2026

What happens after allotment

If you were allotted shares, the blocked amount is debited and the shares are credited to your demat account, normally a day before listing. If you were not allotted, the block on your funds is released and the money is available again — with ASBA it never left your account in the first place.

Partial allotment is possible in the non-institutional category, where the balance is refunded on the same schedule.

Frequently asked questions

When was Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO allotment finalised?

Allotment for Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO was finalised on 16 September 2026. Once the registrar publishes it, you can check using your PAN or application number.

How do I check Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO allotment status?

Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO allotment is handled by Maashitla Securities. Select the IPO and search by PAN or application number. You will need the PAN you applied with, or the application number from your broker.

What were the chances of getting Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO shares?

The retail portion was subscribed 19.65 times, so roughly 5 in every 100 minimum-lot retail applications would receive an allotment. That is an indicative figure: the exact outcome depends on the final application count and the registrar's lottery.

What happens if I do not get an allotment?

The blocked amount is released back to your bank account. With ASBA the money never actually leaves your account, so the block simply lifts, usually within one working day of allotment being finalised.

When do Maharaja & Speedex India SME IPO shares list?

Listing is scheduled for 18 September 2026. Allotted shares are normally credited to your demat account a day before listing.

Allotment is processed by Maashitla Securities; ForgeUp is not the registrar and cannot look up or change an allotment. Subscription figures are read directly from NSE and BSE and refresh every ten minutes while an issue is open. Allotment odds are indicative — the exact result depends on the final application count and the registrar's lottery. Nothing here is investment advice.

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