Are you waiting for your IPO result and not sure where to check it? Whether it’s your first IPO or you’ve been investing for a while, knowing where and how to check your IPO result is very important.
In this blog, we will guide you through simple steps to check your IPO result, including from platforms like CDSC, Mero Share, and more. Let’s get started!
What is an IPO?
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time. It’s one of the easiest ways to start investing in the stock market of Nepal.
Right now, many new investors are interested in IPO shares because of their low risk and the chance of quick returns.
How to Check IPO Results in Nepal?
Once you apply for an IPO, you have to wait a few days for the allotment process. Here are the popular ways to check your IPO result:
CDSC IPO Result Website
Go to the official CDSC website: iporesult.cdsc.com.np
- Enter your BOID (from Mero Share)
- Select the company
- Click “View Result”
This is one of the fastest and most trusted ways to see your IPO result CDSC.
IPO Result Mero Share
If you use Mero Share, log in to your account:
- Go to My ASBA
- Check the Application Report
- See the status of allotment (applied or allotted)
This is how many people check their mero share ipo result.
Why do IPOs get rejected?
In Nepal, the most common reasons for IPO rejection are:
- Multiple Applications – If you apply from more than one Demat account for the same IPO, all applications will be rejected.
- Insufficient Funds – If you don’t have enough balance in your bank account to cover the applied shares, your application won’t be accepted.
- Mismatched Personal Details – Errors in name, PAN number, or bank details can lead to rejection.
Why Your IPO Might Not Get Allotted
It’s important to remember that not every applicant gets IPO shares. IPOs are very popular in Nepal right now. With millions of applications and limited shares, many investors don’t get allotments.
So if your result says “not allotted”, don’t worry. Keep trying — new IPOs are coming regularly.
Where to Know About New IPOs?
Want to stay updated about new IPO announcements?
- Follow Global IME Bank’s articles on shares and demats as well as be active on various social media groups.
- Regularly visit iporesult.cdsc.com.np and check Mero Share
- Watch news updates from SEBON and NEPSE
This will help you stay ahead and apply on time.
Quick Summary of Useful Links:
- IPO Result CDSC: iporesult.cdsc.com.np
- Mero Share Login: meroshare.cdsc.com.np
Final Words on IPO
With more ipo shares being listed and latest IPO results published every week, now is a good time to learn and grow as an investor.
Keep checking ipo allotment updates, apply wisely, and don’t give up if you don’t get allotted on the first try. Every investor starts small.
FAQS
Does applying multiple times increase IPO allotment chances?
No, multiple applications from the same PAN or Demat account can lead to rejection instead of increasing chances.
Does applying for more units improve IPO allotment chances?
No, IPO allotment follows a lottery system in case of oversubscription. Applying for the minimum lot size has the same chance as applying for more units.
How much does a general IPO cost?
The cost varies based on the company and price band. Usually it is 100 Npr per unit.
Who approves an IPO?
In Nepal, IPOs are approved by the Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON), ensuring compliance with regulations before listing.
How long does it take for an IPO to list in the market?
After allotment, it typically takes 7-10 days for shares to be listed on the stock exchange.
