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Loading PaisaToolsLive grey-market premium, price band, lot size, subscription and a one-tap allotment check for the Century Business Media Limited IPO — updated from NSE.
Allotment & listing are estimated from SEBI's T+3 timeline unless the actual date is known. Confirm with the registrar and exchange.
What the company does & its sector aren't published by the exchange — the button opens a focused web search; the RHP is the official prospectus.
The Century Business Media Limited IPO is a SME public issue with a price band of ₹70–₹74. Bidding runs from 11 Sept 2026 to 16 Sept 2026.
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No grey-market premium (GMP) has been reported by the public trackers for Century Business Media Limited IPO yet. GMP is unofficial and appears closer to the open date; check back for the latest figure.
To check Century Business Media Limited IPO allotment, open the official registrar allotment-status page, select this IPO, and enter your PAN, application number or DP/Client ID. The allotment link on this page routes you to the correct registrar automatically.
Century Business Media Limited IPO allotment chances depend on the retail (RII) subscription level, which builds up during the bidding window — the more it's oversubscribed, the lower the odds of getting a lot. Check back closer to the close date for the estimate.
Century Business Media Limited IPO closes on 16 Sept 2026. Allotment is expected around 17 Sept 2026 and listing around 21 Sept 2026, based on SEBI's T+3 timeline. Confirm exact dates with the registrar and the exchange.
The Century Business Media Limited IPO price band is ₹70–₹74. Always confirm the final figures in the RHP before applying.
GMP (grey-market premium) is an unofficial figure from grey-market trackers, is highly volatile, and does not predict listing gains. IPO investments are subject to market risk. This page is informational, not investment advice. Confirm all figures with the RHP, the registrar and NSE/BSE before applying.