If you’ve applied for an IPO in Nepal, the first thing you want to know is whether you were allotted shares. Checking your IPO result is simple, and you can do it from anywhere in Nepal or abroad. Here’s a step-by-step guide to make it easy.

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Step 1: Visit the Official CDSC IPO Result Website

The fastest and most reliable way to check your IPO result is through the Central Depository System and Clearing Ltd. (CDSC) official portal.

• Go to https://iporesult.cdsc.com.np.
• You will see a page with a dropdown menu for companies that recently issued IPOs.

Step 2: Select Your Company

Choose the name of the company for which you applied for the IPO. This ensures you see results specifically for your application.

Step 3: Enter Your BOID

Your BOID (Beneficiary Owner ID) is a unique 16-digit number provided by your demat account or Mero Share account. Enter this number carefully to check your result.

Step 4: Enter the Captcha

Type the captcha code shown on the screen to verify that you are a human user.

Step 5: Click “View Result”

After entering your details, click the “View Result” button. The system will show one of two results:

• Allotted: You have been allocated shares. The allotted quantity will also be displayed.
• Not Allotted: You were not allotted any shares.

Checking IPO Result via Mero Share

If you have a Mero Share account, you can check your IPO allotment there as well:

1. Log in to https://meroshare.cdsc.com.np.
2. Go to the My ASBA menu.
3. Click Application Report.
4. Select the IPO company you applied for.
5. Under the Status column, you will see either Allotted or Not Allotted.

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What is IPO Allotment in Nepal?

IPO allotment is the process of distributing company shares to applicants after an Initial Public Offering closes. Because the number of applicants usually exceeds the number of available shares, Nepal follows a lottery-based system to ensure fairness.

When a company issues an IPO, it may receive millions of applications, but only a limited number of shares are available. For example, a company may offer 500,000 shares but receive 1 million valid applications. The lottery system randomly selects who gets shares while giving every verified applicant an equal chance.

How IPO Allotment Works Step by Step

1. IPO Announcement and Application Period
   Companies, through their issue managers (usually merchant banks), announce the IPO with opening and closing dates. Separate application windows may exist for locals, Nepalis working abroad, employees, and the general public.
2. Bank Verification (C-ASBA Members)
   After submission, banks verify that applicants have sufficient funds in their accounts to cover the IPO amount. Applications are approved if valid; otherwise, they are rejected.
3. Duplicate Application Check
   Multiple applications from a single demat account or PAN number are automatically canceled to maintain fairness.
4. Eligible Applicant List Preparation
   After verification and duplicate removal, the list of eligible applicants is finalized.
5. Allotment Ratio and Skip Number
   A skip number is calculated by dividing total available shares by the number of verified applicants. This number is used in the lottery system to distribute shares sequentially.
6. SEBON Approval
   The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) approves the allotment before it is conducted.
7. Lottery System Execution
   The allotment lottery is conducted using numbered balls to determine the starting point. Shares are then allocated automatically based on the skip number until all shares are distributed.
8. Result Upload
   Allotment results are uploaded to CDSC, Mero Share, and the official IPO result portal, allowing investors to check their shares.

Why IPOs Use Lottery Allotment

Nepal’s IPOs often receive far more applications than available shares. The lottery system ensures a fair distribution where each verified applicant has an equal chance, except for institutional investors or special categories defined by SEBON.

Key Points for Investors

• Keep your BOID number safe—it’s required to check your IPO result.
• Always apply using a single demat account to avoid disqualification.
• Make sure your Mero Share and C-ASBA accounts are active and verified.
• Use official sources only (CDSC or the company’s issue manager) to check allotment.

Common Reasons Why IPOs Are Rejected

1. Multiple Applications: Applying from more than one demat account leads to rejection.
2. Insufficient Funds: Not having enough balance in the bank to cover shares.
3. Incorrect Personal Details: Errors in name, PAN number, or bank details.

Even if you are not allotted, it doesn’t mean failure—new IPOs are announced regularly, giving multiple opportunities to invest.

How to Stay Updated About Upcoming IPOs

• Visit the official CDSC website: https://iporesult.cdsc.com.np
• Check Mero Share updates: https://meroshare.cdsc.com.np
• Follow financial news portals and SEBON announcements.

How to Sell IPO Shares

Once shares are allotted and listed on NEPSE, you can sell them through a broker account or TMS (Trading and Management System).

Final Thoughts

Checking IPO results in Nepal is straightforward with CDSC and Mero Share. Understanding the allotment process helps investors manage expectations and make informed decisions. Whether you are a new investor or seasoned, staying updated and applying carefully increases your chances of successful IPO investments.