Urban Company IPO Allotment Today: How to Check Status Online
The Urban Company IPO allotment date is likely today, September 15, 2025. The shares are expected to be listed on both NSE and BSE on September 17. Investors who receive allotment will see shares credited into their demat accounts by September 16, while refunds for unsuccessful bidders will also be processed the same day.
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Subscription Status
The IPO received an overwhelming response, with a total subscription of 103.63 times. The retail category was subscribed 39.25 times, NIIs booked 74.04 times, and the QIB segment topped with 140.20 times subscription.
Grey Market Premium
Urban Company shares are commanding a strong grey market premium (GMP) of Rs.68.5 per share, signaling a possible listing price of around Rs.171.5 per share. This translates to a premium of nearly 66.5% over the issue price of Rs.103.
How to Check Allotment on BSE
- Visit BSE IPO Allotment Page
- Select ‘Equity’ under Issue Type
- Choose ‘Urban Company Ltd’ in the Issue Name dropdown
- Enter Application Number or PAN
- Verify captcha and click ‘Search’
How to Check Allotment on NSE
- Visit NSE IPO Status Page
- Select ‘Equity and SME IPO bids’
- Pick ‘Urban Company Limited’ from the dropdown
- Enter PAN and Application Number
- Click ‘Submit’ to view status
How to Check via Registrar
MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd. is the IPO registrar. Investors can check status at Registrar Website
by:
- Selecting ‘Urban Company Limited’
- Entering PAN, Application No., DP ID, or Account No.
- Clicking ‘Search’ to get allotment details
IPO Price Band & Details
The price band was fixed at Rs.98–103 per share. At the upper band, Urban Company raised Rs.1,900 crore, which included a fresh issue worth Rs.472 crore and an OFS of Rs.1,428 crore. Kotak Mahindra Capital Co. Ltd. acted as the lead manager, while MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd. served as registrar.
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