ICICI Prudential AMC IPO Allotment: What Investors Need to Know as Shares Hit Finalization

The allotment for the ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company (AMC) initial public offering (IPO) was finalized on December 17, 2025, with share credits and refund initiation scheduled for December 18 ahead of a planned listing on the BSE and NSE on December 19, 2025.

Subscription data released during the issue showed strong demand across categories: the institutional portion was oversubscribed by about 123.9 times, the non-institutional investors (NIIs) subscribed roughly 22.0 times, retail investors bid about 2.53 times, and shareholder quota saw nearly 9.75 times subscription, taking the overall subscription to about 39.17 times as of the close of the issue on December 16, 2025[1].

Retail applicants and other bidders can check their allotment status through the official registrar KFin Technologies by providing PAN, application number, DP/client ID, or account number/IFSC on KFin’s IPO application status portal; allotment information will also be reflected on the exchange portals (BSE/NSE) and in broker platforms after finalization[1][4].

Brokerage and financial-news platforms reported the same timeline: allotment finalization on December 17, refunds and share credit initiation on December 18, and listing on December 19, 2025, subject to standard processing and exchange confirmations[2][3].

What investors should expect next:

- Successful applicants should see shares credited to their demat accounts once the registrar completes credit processing (expected December 18); unsuccessful applicants will receive refunds initiated the same day[2][1].

- GMP (grey market premium) and aftermarket indications were being tracked by market observers ahead of listing to gauge likely listing-day performance; financial portals and broker research teams were updating GMP and listing expectations in real time on December 17–18, 2025[2][4].

- Anchor investors face lock-in timelines as specified in the issue documents, with 50% of anchor allotments subject to a 30-day lock-in and the remainder to a 90-day lock-in from the allotment date (dates vary based on actual allotment and the IPO timetable)[1].

Practical steps for investors:

- Verify allotment on KFin Technologies’ portal using PAN or application details and cross-check the demat account for share credit after the registrar’s processing window[1][4].

- If shares are not credited by the end of the expected processing day, contact your broker or the registrar with application details; for refund delays, check your bank account and UPI mandate status and contact your broker or KFin for resolution[1][3].

- Monitor listing-day orders and limit price instructions with your broker if you plan to trade on listing; be aware of volatility typical of high-profile IPO listings and consult your financial advisor if unsure.

Sources: IPO schedule and subscription figures from brokerage IPO trackers and the registrar (KFin) reporting; live coverage and allotment timelines reported by financial news portals and broker platforms on December 17–18, 2025[1][2][3][4].