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How to check IPO/FPO Allotement results in Nepal

Nepal Share Market
7-October-2021
Kathmandu, Nepal

Share market is a HOT topics nowadays in Nepal all over the country. and that's the reason total number of DEMAT holders here crosses 44 lakh which means 1 in every 6 person having DEMAT account here in Nepal. There are an average of 23 Lakh applicants who are actively applying IPO's ( initial public offering).

How to Check IPO ( Initial public offering) allotement status/ results?
How to check whether you have alloted or not to the applied IPO?

To check IPO allotement results check of any company in Nepal as below-

                               First Way :- 

1. You can check through meroshare CDSC website.


Click on first text tab.

2. Select the company Name 
3. Enter BOID
4. Click on View Results

If you are alloted results shows as congratulation alloted else not Alloted.

                               Second way :-

1. IPO results can be found in Respective capital merchant website/ issue manager website.
e.g. Buddhabhumi Nepal Hydropower ipo Results can be seen on the below


Select company name
Enter BOID
Submit

If you are alloted results shows as congratulation alloted else not Alloted.


                                   Third way :-

You can check in meroshare. If you were alloted respective company status will be alloted in asba or Not alloted like below.



Only these three ways to check any ipo/fpo results in Nepal share market ( NEPSE) . 

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