Five Star Business Finance IPO Allotment Date: Steps to check status online | Five Star Business Finance Share Listing Date and Time NSE, BSE

Five Star Business Finance IPO Allotment Date, Status Check Online, Five Star Business Finance Shares Listing Date and Time on NSE, BSE: Five Star Business Finance's initial public offering (IPO) allotment will be finalised today, November 16. The allotment status will be made available online on the websites of the official registrar and the BSE.

Five Star Business Finance IPO's official registrar is KFin Technologies Limited. The subscription status, once finalised, would be available on KFin Technologies website -- karisma.kfintech.com.

The IPO of FiveStar Business Finance was subscribed 70 per cent on November 11, the last day of subscription. The Rs 1,960 crore IPO received bids for 2,12,04,031 crore shares against 3,04,88,966 crore shares on offer, according to NSE data.

Five Star Business Finance IPO allotment status check online

Step 1: Visit official registrar's website - KFin Technologies kfintech.com or BSE website

Step 2: On BSE website, select the option of 'Equity' under 'Issue Type' and select 'Issue Name' i.e. Five Star Business Finance IPO from the menu | On KFin Technologies' website, select the IPO name

Step 3: On BSE Website, either enter your application number in the box or provide your PAN detail to proceed further | On KFin Technologies' website, enter Application number/Demat Account/PAN

Step 4: On BSE Website, Click on 'I'm not a robot' and then submit| On KFin Technologies' website, enter captcha and submit. Also read- Archean Chemical IPO allotment date: Steps to check subscription status online, direct link | Archean Chemical Share Listing Price Date and Time NSE, BSE

Five Star Business Finance Shares Listing Date and Time on NSE, BSE

Shares of Five Star Business Finance will list on NSE and BSE on November 21. The special pre-open session will start at 9:45 AM.

Five Star Business Finance provides secured business loans to micro-entrepreneurs and self-employed individuals — the two segments of borrowers largely excluded by traditional financing institutions.

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