Tonbo Imaging India’s initial public offering opens today for retail investors. The window runs from October 15 to 19. The price band is ₹665 to ₹700 per share. The retail lot size is 21 shares, costing ₹14,700 at the upper band. Interest is high, so plan your application early. Applications can be placed through broker apps or net-banking.
Two cut-offs matter today. Submit bids before your broker’s internal deadline. Approve the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) mandate well before 5:00 pm on October 19. Several banks face evening downtimes. The issue is an offer for sale, so proceeds go to selling shareholders. Read the objectives section carefully before bidding.
How to apply for Tonbo Imaging India IPO via UPI or ASBA
Through a broker app, choose the IPO, enter lots, select cut-off price, and submit. Enter your UPI ID and approve the mandate notification. Alternatively, use net-banking Application Supported by Blocked Amount (ASBA) to block funds with your bank. Ensure your UPI bank is a Self-Certified Syndicate Bank. Maintain sufficient unblocked balance.
Tonbo Imaging India IPO key dates and UPI deadlines
Key milestones are fixed. Bidding: October 15 to 19. UPI mandate acceptance: by 5:00 pm, October 19. Basis of allotment: October 21. Refund initiation and demat credit: October 22. Listing on BSE and NSE: October 23. Anchor portions carry 30 and 90 day lock-ins after allotment. Submit earlier on the closing day to avoid payment or app delays.
Track Tonbo Imaging IPO allotment status online
After allotment finalisation, check status using your Permanent Account Number (PAN) or demat ID. Use the registrar KFin Technologies’ allotment portal or the stock exchange page. Refunds and share credit typically begin on the same day the basis is published. Avoid third-party forms that ask for sensitive information.
Strategy, lot size and risk signals for first-time applicants
One lot requires ₹14,700 at the upper band. Multiple large issues are open this week, so stagger applications and mandates to reduce failures. Grey market talk is elevated, but remains unofficial and volatile. Focus on risk factors, tender-driven revenue cycles, and the offer-for-sale structure before deciding.
