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When will Jio Platforms IPO shares be credited to demat accounts?

UK economy desk, Trade News UK (2026-10-26): When will Jio Platforms IPO shares be credited to demat accounts? Investors who receive an allotment should see Jio Platforms shares in their demat accounts… Primary source: original at Coinpedia (coinpedia.org).

When will Jio Platforms IPO shares be credited to demat accounts?

Investors who receive an allotment should see Jio Platforms shares in their demat accounts on Tuesday, October 27, 2026. The shares will appear in holdings but cannot be sold until trading opens on October 28. Each lot consists of 12 shares, so the minimum retail allotment at the ₹1,119 upper price band is worth ₹13,428. Applicants who bid for several lots may still receive only one lot or none, depending on the allotment lottery used for oversubscribed retail categories.

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