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Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment status

The basis of allotment for the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO was finalised on 12 January 2026 by Maashitla Securities, the registrar to the issue. Applicants can check the status by PAN, application number or demat account below, on the registrar's own page, or on BSE and NSE. The shares listed on 14 January 2026.

Allotment at a glance

Allotment date
12 January 2026
Status
Basis of allotment published; status searchable
Registrar
Maashitla Securities Private Limited
Issue closed
9 January 2026
Listing
14 January 2026
Total subscription
0.95 times

Check Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment by PAN

Enter a PAN and Rupix queries Maashitla Securities for the application's status, with no account to create. Up to ten PANs can be saved in the browser for the next issue; they are never sent anywhere but the registrar.

Maashitla Securities allotment status page

How to check on the registrar's website

Maashitla Securities Private Limited is the registrar to the issue and holds every application.

  1. Open the Maashitla public issues page.
  2. Select the company from the list.
  3. Enter your PAN, application number or DP ID and client ID.
  4. Click Search to see the allotment.

How to check on NSE

  1. Open nseindia.com and go to the IPO bid verification page under Invest.
  2. Select the symbol of the issue.
  3. Enter your PAN and application number.
  4. Submit; the page shows the bid and, after allotment, the allotted quantity.

Registrar contact

Registrar
Maashitla Securities Private Limited
Phone
+91-11-45121795-96
Email
ipo@maashitla.com

After the allotment

Allotted shares are credited to demat accounts the working day before listing and can be sold from the opening of trade on 14 January 2026. An application that was not allotted has its blocked amount released on the refund date, the working day after allotment; nothing was ever debited.

Questions about the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment

When was the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment date?

The allotment was finalised on 12 January 2026. The registrar, Maashitla Securities, publishes the status the same evening, and SEBI's timeline now requires listing within three working days of the issue closing.

How do I check the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment status by PAN?

Enter your PAN in the checker on this page and Rupix queries Maashitla Securities for you, with no account to create. The same lookup works on the registrar's own allotment page at https://maashitla.com/allotment-status/public-issues, where you select the issue, choose PAN as the search type and enter the ten-character number. BSE and NSE also show it, by application number and PAN.

Who is the registrar for the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO?

Maashitla Securities Private Limited, reachable on +91-11-45121795-96 and at ipo@maashitla.com. The registrar holds every application and is the one source that can confirm an allotment; the exchanges mirror it.

What happens if I was not allotted shares in the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO?

Nothing is debited. An IPO application blocks the amount in your bank account through ASBA or a UPI mandate; when the status shows "not allotted", the block is released on the refund date, the working day after allotment. If the amount is still blocked two working days after that, ask your bank, quoting the application number.

When did the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO shares get credited to my demat account?

Allotted shares are credited the working day before listing, which was 14 January 2026. They appear in your broker's holdings on listing morning, and can be sold from the opening of trade.

Why does the Victory Electric Vehicles International SME IPO allotment page say "no record found"?

Three common reasons: the basis of allotment is not out yet, the PAN was typed with a letter and digit confused (a PAN is five letters, four digits and a letter), or the application was rejected, usually for a third-party UPI handle, a mismatched name, or more than one application on the same PAN. Try the application number from your broker's order page as well.