BLS Polymers’ IPO timetable puts finalisation of the basis of allotment on or about Friday,30 October 2026. Applicants can use registrar KFin Technologies’ official IPO-status portal when the issue is available there. At our 30 October afternoon check, its public issue selector did not list BLS Polymers, so we could not confirm that individual results were available.

The issue opened on 27 October and closed on 29 October, according to the 17 October Red Herring Prospectus. The next steps matter to applicants because allotment, release of blocked funds, delivery into a demat account and the start of exchange trading are separate events. The document labels its timetable indicative, rather than reporting those steps as completed.

30 October expected basis of allotment;2 November expected ASBA unblocking and demat credit;3 November proposed trading. All dates on or about,not completed-event claims.
Indicative dates from the 17 October RHP, printed page 458. “On or about” applies to every milestone; the graphic does not report completed processing. View full-size graphic ↗

Use the current registrar address

KFin’s current portal is ipostatus.kfintech.com. Its older IPO-status page explicitly directs users to this address. The page asks users to select an IPO and offers application number, demat account or PAN lookup modes. Entering identifiers should come after the correct issue is available and selected; this newsroom did not enter any applicant’s personal details.

When BLS Polymers is absent from the public selector, that screen cannot supply an individual allotment decision. An applicant should return through the official portal rather than interpret the absence as rejection. Nor does a secondary website’s “allotment out” label establish that the registrar has made the issue searchable. No exact release hour was verified in the adopted official materials.

Allotment, funds and shares have different milestones

The prospectus places initiation of anchor-investor refunds, where applicable, and unblocking of ASBA funds on or about Monday,2 November. It gives the same indicative date for credit of shares to successful applicants’ demat accounts. These are subsequent processing milestones, not synonyms for finalisation of the basis of allotment.

Commencement of trading on the stock exchanges is indicated for on or about Tuesday,3 November. The prospectus states that the issue remains subject to final listing and trading approvals. Its proposed trading date is therefore a planning milestone, not proof that trading has begun or a guarantee of any listing-day price.

What the timetable establishes for applicants

The primary timetable is the useful reference where summaries give different demat-credit dates. It supports 30 October for the basis,2 November for ASBA unblocking and demat credit, and 3 November for trading, all on or about. It does not support treating an expected date as confirmation that a particular account has already received shares or released funds.

Applicants should first establish their result on the official registrar page once the issue appears, then follow their bank and demat records for the subsequent processing. The present evidence supports a sequence across 30 October,2 November and 3 November, with actual completion still to be checked. A missing dropdown entry alone gives no basis to judge an application’s outcome or predict an investment return.

Sources & context

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