Veegaland Developers IPO Allotment Status 2026: People who applied for the ₹210-crore Veegaland Developers IPO are now waiting on the share-allotment outcome. The allotment date is September 16, 2026.
The IPO bidding ended on September 15, 2026. It received strong response during the offer period. Applicants can look up the allotment details online. They can use the registrar site, or check on BSE and NSE.
The offer ran from September 10 to September 15, 2026. The price range was ₹130 to ₹140 per share. One lot covers 107 shares. If an investor applied at the top end of ₹140, the minimum amount to apply was ₹14,980.
September 16, 2026 is the allotment day. Refunds, or the release of blocked funds, are planned for September 17, 2026. On the same date, shares that are allotted should be added to the Demat accounts of successful applicants.
The shares are set to list on the BSE and NSE on September 18, 2026.
Check on MUFG Intime India
1. Visit the official MUFG Intime IPO status portal.
2. Select Veegaland Developers from the issue list.
3. Choose PAN, application number or Demat account details.
4. Enter the required information.
5. Submit the form to view your allotment status.
Check Veegaland IPO Allotment on BSE
1. Visit BSE India IPO Allotment Page
2. Select the issue type: equity/debt
3. Select IPO Name ‘Veegaland Developers’ from the drop-down menu on the page
4. Enter details required like PAN Card or Application Number
5. Click on the ‘Search’ Button, and;
6. Get your allotment on the your screen
Check Veegaland IPO Status on NSE
1. Visit NSE India IPO Allotment Page
2. Select the issue type
3. Select IPO Name ‘Veegaland Developers’ from the drop-down menu on the page
4. Enter details required like PAN Card or Application Number
5. Click on the ‘Search’ Button, and;
6. Get your allotment on the your screen
The NSE also provides an online facility to verify IPO bids and application information.
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The ₹210 crore IPO got 14.60 times subscription overall, as per exchange numbers shared on the last day by market trackers.
In the QIB pool, not counting anchor investors, bids stood at 19.13 times. NII bids were 19.41 times. Retail bids reached 9.95 times.
The offer had a fresh issue only. It included 1.50 crore equity shares, with no offer for sale.
Money from the issue is meant to support in-progress work. It will also go toward land purchase and general business use.
After allotment is done, the timeline looks like this:
If you did not receive allotment, your blocked money should be released based on the IPO process dates.
GMP is a grey market figure. It is not an official rate, and it can swing fast before listing. Recent reports show the GMP changing, so it should not be taken as a sure listing price or a sure gain.
The final allotment result is what shows if shares were actually given to you.
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