Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment: How to Check IPO Allotment Status Online?

Dhoot Transmission's IPO allotment is set to be finalised on August 13, 2026, a day after bidding closed on August 12. The issue closed as one of the most heavily oversubscribed mainboard IPOs of the current cycle. If you applied, here's a simple walkthrough of how to check your allotment status, along with what to expect next.

How Can I Check the Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status on BSE, NSE, Registrar, & Trading Platforms?

There are a few official ways to find out whether you've been allotted shares. The registrar's site, along with the BSE and NSE websites, are the most reliable sources. Most trading apps also pull this same data and show it within their IPO section, so you can check there too if that's more convenient.

Check Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status on BSE & NSE Website

Steps to check on BSE website

1. Go to https://www.bseindia.com/investors/appli_check.aspx.
2. Under "Issue Type," select "Equity."
3. Choose "Dhoot Transmission Limited" from the "Issue Name" dropdown.
4. Enter your Application Number or PAN.
5. Complete the captcha and click "Search."
6. Your allotment status will show up on the screen.

Steps to check on NSE website

1. Visit www.nseindia.com/invest/check-trades-bids-verify-ipo-bids.
2. Click "Equity and SME IPO Bid Details."
3. Select "Dhoot Transmission Limited" from the issue name list.
4. Enter your PAN and Application Number.
5. Click "Submit" to view your result.

If either site shows "no records found" right after allotment is announced, don't worry, it usually just means the finalised file hasn't been uploaded to that particular portal yet. Try again after a short while.

Check Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment Status via Registrar

KFin Technologies Ltd. is the registrar for this issue, and their site is usually the fastest to reflect the finalised allotment.

1. Go to https://ipostatus.kfintech.com/.
2. Select "Dhoot Transmission Limited" (DHOOTTRANS) from the IPO dropdown menu.
3. Choose PAN, Application Number, or DP ID/Client ID as your verification method.
4. Enter the relevant details and click "Submit" to view your allotment status.

A quick note: if you paid through UPI and your mandate got released, that on its own doesn't confirm whether you actually got shares. Always check your status directly on one of the three sources above to be sure.

Given the sheer scale of oversubscription here, allotment for retail, small HNI, and big HNI applicants will effectively be decided by a computerised lottery, since demand ran into multiples of the shares actually on offer in each of these categories. Getting an allotment, even for one lot, will largely come down to luck this time around.

About Dhoot Transmission IPO

Dhoot Transmission designs and manufactures wiring harnesses, electronic sensors and controllers, power cords, cables, automotive switches, connectors, and terminals for both automotive and non-automotive applications. The company is one of the top two players in India's two-wheeler and three-wheeler wiring harness market, holding a 41% market share, and is the market leader in the electric two-wheeler and three-wheeler segment, with approximately 70% market share in Fiscal 2026.

The IPO was worth ₹3,066.89 crore, made up of a fresh issue of ₹1,400 crore and an offer for sale of ₹1,666.89 crore by promoters BC Asia Investments XV Limited and Rahul Radhavallabh Dhoot. Part of the money raised went into the business, while the rest went to the selling promoters.

The price band was set at ₹829 to ₹871 per share, with a lot size of 17 shares. At the upper end, retail investors needed ₹14,807 to apply for one lot, with a cap of 13 lots (₹1,92,491). The issue was open for bidding from August 10 to August 12, 2026, and closed with an extraordinary overall subscription of 74.21 times. QIB demand was the biggest driver, subscribed 212.92 times, indicating extremely strong institutional conviction. NII closed at 51.93x, while retail, though strong, was comparatively more measured at 8.12 times. The company reported FY26 revenue of ₹4,563.70 crore, up from ₹3,472.24 crore in FY25, with profit rising to ₹396.84 crore from ₹353.89 crore the year before.

Dhoot Transmission IPO Listing Details

Dhoot Transmission shares are scheduled to list on both the BSE and NSE on August 17, 2026. The stock's opening price will be decided through exchange price discovery on listing day itself, and can end up above, at, or below the ₹871 issue price.

What Happens Once Dhoot Transmission IPO Allotment is Out?

Given how heavily oversubscribed this issue was, at over 74 times overall and QIB alone crossing 212 times, allotment chances are extremely slim for most retail, small HNI, and big HNI applicants, and missing out entirely will be common, even for those who applied for multiple lots. This is a natural outcome of SEBI's lottery-based allotment process for severely oversubscribed issues and isn't cause for concern. A highly subscribed IPO does not mean every investor will receive shares, allotment depends on category-wise demand and the applicable allotment process.

If you didn't get an allotment, the amount blocked in your account through ASBA or UPI will simply be released on August 14, there's no separate refund process to wait for since nothing was actually debited upfront. If you received a partial allotment, only the unused portion of the blocked amount gets released.

If you were allotted shares, they'll be credited to your demat account by August 14, three days ahead of listing. If you miss out on allotment altogether and still want in, you can consider buying the stock from the secondary market once it lists, but it's worth evaluating the company's valuation, growth, margins, and customer concentration at that point, rather than making a decision based purely on listing-day price movements or the scale of oversubscription seen during bidding.