Closed IPOs are public issues for which the subscription period has ended. Although investors can no longer apply during the IPO window, these issues remain important for tracking allotment, listing performance and historical IPO data.
A closed IPO provides useful information for comparing the actual outcome of an issue with the expectations that existed before listing.
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A closed IPO is a public issue for which the 3-day subscription period has definitively ended. Investors can no longer apply, modify, or withdraw their bids.
If the lottery does not favor your application, your bank will receive an instruction from the registrar to revoke the ASBA or UPI mandate. The amount blocked in your bank account will be automatically released (unblocked), usually within 24 hours of the allotment finalization. No money is actually deducted from your account unless you win the allotment.
Keeping an eye on closed IPOs provides valuable historical context. Investors and researchers can examine the correlation between final subscription multiples, pre-listing GMP, and the actual listing outcome. This data helps refine bidding strategies for future IPOs in similar sectors.