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Augmont IPO Allotment Status: Checking on MUFG Intime and Fixing Problems

Augmont IPO allotment status: how to check on MUFG Intime, what allotted, not allotted and rejected mean, when ASBA money is unblocked and how to complain.

By Bill_Cut · November 13, 2026

By BillCut
Last updated: 13 November 2026

The Augmont IPO allotment status for any bid is shown by the registrar, MUFG Intime India Private Limited, formerly Link Intime. Augmont Enterprises Limited closed its issue on Tuesday, 25 August 2026, and the shares are now listed on BSE and NSE. Business Standard reported a listing date of Monday, 31 August 2026. The Augmont IPO allotment was settled weeks ago, so the task now is to confirm your result and make sure no money is still held. This guide covers process only, with no view on the shares.

What is the Augmont IPO timetable?

The dates, price and registrar below come from the Augmont prospectus hosted by SEBI.

EventDate or detail
Anchor bidsThursday, 20 August 2026
Bidding openedFriday, 21 August 2026
Bidding closedTuesday, 25 August 2026
Price band and offer priceRs 750 to Rs 788; final price Rs 788
Lot19 shares and multiples of 19
RegistrarMUFG Intime India Private Limited
Listing31 August 2026, according to Business Standard

We could not read the prospectus section with the indicative post-issue dates. The fallback is SEBI’s T+3 framework, set by the circular dated 9 August 2023. With T as the closing day, the basis of allotment is fixed on T+1, money is unblocked and shares credited on T+2, and trading starts on T+3. If the offer document gives different dates, follow the offer document.

How do you check Augmont IPO allotment status on MUFG Intime?

  1. Visit the MUFG Intime public issues page and go to the application status section.
  2. In the “select company” list, look for Augmont Enterprises. If it has been taken off, skip to the helpdesk step below.
  3. Choose one search option: PAN, application number, DP and client ID, or bank account number with IFSC.
  4. Fill in the verification image, submit and note the result.

MUFG Intime lists a helpdesk at ipo.helpdesk@in.mpms.mufg.com and 810 811 4949 on its status page. Quote your PAN and application number.

Can you still confirm the bid on NSE?

NSE runs a bid verification page where you enter the symbol and your PAN or application number. It confirms only that the bid was recorded, and NSE keeps the data for about 10 days after closing, a window that ended in early September 2026. Your demat statement and bank entry are better proof now.

What does each Augmont result mean for your money?

StatusDematBank account
AllottedShares creditedPrice of allotted shares debited; any extra released
Not allottedNothing creditedEntire hold lifted
RejectedNothing creditedEntire hold lifted

Rejection points to a technical fault, such as a PAN mismatch, duplicate bids or a UPI request approved after the cut off. Under ASBA, the money never left your account; it was only earmarked. The ICDR master circular from SEBI requires banks to lift holds on unallotted or partly allotted bids by the end of the bank day on T+2.

Is there compensation if the hold was released late?

Yes. The master circular says compensation for late unblocking runs from T+3, and the bank that held the funds must pay on the day your complaint reaches it. Its worked example applies Rs 100 a day or 15% a year on the application amount, whichever is more.

Illustrative example: you bid for 2 lots, 38 shares at Rs 788, so Rs 29,944 was held. You received 1 lot, so Rs 14,972 should have been released. If that sum was freed 6 days late, Rs 100 a day is higher than 15% a year on it, giving a claim of about Rs 600. Real amounts follow the SEBI text.

Where do you go if the problem is not fixed?

  • Start with the bank where the hold sits and ask for a written reply.
  • Ask MUFG Intime to confirm your status and the date the unblock file went to the bank.
  • If neither resolves it, lodge a complaint on SEBI SCORES and attach your bank statement and earlier replies.

Fake allotment checkers spread after big issues. A forwarded link asking for your UPI PIN, OTP or card number is not from a registrar. The SEBI investor education site explains how such frauds work. New to markets? Read our primer on stock market basics in India or our mutual fund starter guide.

What if the blocked amount left you short on bills?

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Frequently asked questions

Which registrar handled the Augmont IPO allotment?

MUFG Intime India Private Limited, earlier known as Link Intime India, as stated in the prospectus.

When did bidding for the Augmont IPO close?

On Tuesday, 25 August 2026. Bidding had opened on 21 August 2026.

When did Augmont shares list?

Business Standard reported a listing on 31 August 2026.

What details do I need on the MUFG Intime page?

One of these: PAN, application number, DP and client ID, or bank account number with IFSC.

I got only part of what I bid for. What happens to the rest?

The bank should release the extra amount, which SEBI rules say must be done by the end of T+2.

How is late unblocking compensation worked out?

It runs from T+3. SEBI’s worked example uses Rs 100 a day or 15% a year of the application amount, whichever is higher.

Can I still check Augmont on the NSE bid page?

No. NSE keeps bid data for about 10 days after an issue closes, and that period has passed.

Disclaimer: This article is for general information only and is not investment, tax or legal advice or a recommendation on any security. Equity investments are subject to market risk and you can lose money. Facts reported by news outlets are as on 13 November 2026; the prospectus, registrar and exchanges have the final say.


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