Innovision IPO Allotment Today: Latest GMP, Steps To Check Status Online On NSE, BSE, Kfin Tech

The basis of allotment of the shares of Innovision Limited is set to be finalised on March 18, 2026. Investors can check their allotment status online via the official websites of National Stock Exchange (NSE), BSE (formerly Bombay Stock Exchange), and the registrar of the public issue, which is Kfin Technologies in this case.

The initial public offering (IPO) of Innovision Limited opened for subscription on March 10, but saw weak demand in the first three days, with the issue being subscribed by only 32 per cent. Due to this muted response from investors, the company extended the bidding deadline to March 17 to attract more participation.

At the same time, it also lowered the price band to Rs 494–519 per share from the earlier Rs 521–548 range, in an attempt to make the issue more attractive for investors.

Innovision IPO Subscription Details

Overall, the Innovision IPO was subscribed 3.32 times after 6 days of bidding, according to exchange data. The retail category, in fact saw a very feeble response at 0.58 times. The qualified institutional buyers (QIBs) saved the day for the IPO, subscribing 13.75 times. The non-institutional investor (NII) category was subscribed 8.26 times.

Innovision Limited offered a total of 61,51,294 shares in its public issue. Of this, 1 per cent or 61,513 shares were reserved for QIBs, while 34 per cent or 20,91,440 shares were allocated to NIIs and the remaining 65 per cent or 39,98,341 shares were set aside for retail investors.

Innovision IPO GMP Today

The grey market premium (GMP) of the Innovision IPO indicated a discount of around Rs 35 as of the latest available data on websites tht r. Based on the upper price band of Rs 519 and the current GMP, the company’s shares are estimated to list around Rs 484, suggesting a likely discounted debut for investors at current grey market levels.

However, GMP is not an official indicator and tends to change frequently based on market sentiment. It also does not guarantee the stock’s performance on the listing day.

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