Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO Allotment Status Online
13 Jan 2026
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The Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO allotment status lets investors check whether they have been allotted shares in the public issue of Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited, a Gujarat-based brass manufacturing company. The IPO was open for subscription from 12 Jan 2026 to 15 Jan 2026, with a fixed issue price of ₹515 per share and a minimum lot size of 240 shares (around ₹1.23 lakh per application).
The total issue size is ₹44.87 crore, comprising a fresh issue of ₹36.09 crore and an Offer for Sale (OFS) of 1,70,400 equity shares worth ₹8.78 crore. Each share has a face value of ₹10. The allotment is expected to be finalised by 16 Jan 2026, with shares likely to be credited to investors’ demat accounts by 19 Jan 2026. Once finalised, investors can check the Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO allotment status online using their PAN and application number through the BSE website or the registrar KFIN Technologies Limited’s portal.
Source: https://www.bseindia.com/markets/publicIssues/DisplayIPO.aspx?id=4402&type=FPO&idtype=1&status=L&IPONo=7544&startdt=12/Jan/2026
Steps to Check Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO Allotment Status on BSE
Investors can check Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO allotment status on the BSE platform by following these steps:
Step 1: Open the BSE IPO Application Status page in your web browser.
Step 2: From the issue type dropdown, select Equity.
Step 3: Locate and select Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited from the list of IPOs.
Step 4: Choose your preferred search method: PAN or Application Number.
Step 5: Enter the details exactly as submitted in your IPO application.
Step 6: Click on the Search button to proceed.
Step 7: Your allotment status will be displayed, showing whether shares have been allotted and the number of shares allocated, if applicable.
Note: The allotment status on BSE will be available only after the IPO allotment is finalised, which is expected on 16 Jan 2026.
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Allocation Quota for Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO
The Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO follows SEBI’s allocation rules for SME IPOs, ensuring fair distribution among different investor categories. Since this IPO is listed on the BSE SME platform, the allocation pattern is different from mainboard IPOs, and there is no allocation for Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs).
Knowing the allocation split helps investors understand their chances of getting shares based on their investor category.
The allocation structure is as follows:
Investor Category | Shares Offered | % of Total Issue |
| Market Maker | 45,600 | 5.23% |
| Non-Institutional Investors (NII / HNI) | 4,12,800 | 47.38% |
| Retail Individual Investors (RII) | 4,12,800 | 47.38% |
| Total | 8,71,200 | 100.00% |
About Narmadesh Brass Industries
Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited is a brass manufacturing company with its presence in Jamnagar, Gujarat, a place famous for its brass industry. It operates from an integrated manufacturing facility at Shree Ganesh Industrial Hub. Narmadesh Brass Industries Limited produces a range of brass items like brass rods and billets, brass valves, brass plumbing and sanitary fittings, agricultural sprayer parts, and garden fittings. The company has an in-house facility where it handles most stages of processing, such as brass casting, machining, and brass finishing operations. It caters to both domestic and foreign demand in the sectors of plumbing, electricity, and industry.
What Happens After Allotment
After the Narmadesh Brass Industries IPO allotment is finalised, the following steps usually take place:
- Allotted shares are transferred to the Demat accounts of successful investors.
- Full refunds are issued to applicants who do not receive any shares.
- Investors who receive fewer shares than they applied for get a partial refund.
- Allotted shares appear in the Demat account before the listing date.
- Trading starts on the scheduled listing day as per exchange timelines.
This process helps maintain clarity and smooth settlement after allotment.
