Closed SME IPOs 2026

A closed SME IPO refers to the period between the end of subscription for the initial public offering of a small and medium enterprise (SME) and before its listing on the exchange. The investors can not submit bids for a closed SME IPO. The SMEs launch their public offers to raise capital from the primary markets, which is primarily used for expansion, working capital, or other strategic needs. These SME IPOs open on the BSE SME or the NSE SME platforms for subscription.

Investors can check the allotment status of their IPO by going to https://upstox.com/ipo/, logging in and then going to the My Applications tab. Investors can also check the allotment status for closed SME IPOs on the Upstox app. You can access information about past SME IPOs and monitor the performance of these public offers through SME IPO history. The allotment status for closed SME IPOs can also be checked on the BSE and NSE websites. The investors can also check the share allotment status of a closed SME IPO on the official portal of the issue registrar. Generally, a company finalises the IPO share allotment status a day after the subscription. The successful bidders also get details of their IPO share allotment through e-mail and SMS.