Shadowfax IPO Allotment Date Arrives Investors Rush To Check Status

For thousands of retail investors across the country, the past few days have been filled with anticipation as Shadowfax Technologies moved closer to finalising its IPO allotment. After strong demand during the subscription period, investors are now eagerly checking whether they have received shares.

Shadowfax, a fast-growing logistics and delivery technology company, opened its public issue earlier this month. The IPO attracted strong interest from institutional and retail investors alike, closing with an overall subscription of nearly three times the shares on offer.

The price band for the issue was fixed between ₹118 and ₹124 per share, valuing the company at approximately ₹1,900 crore. The offering was seen as one of the most closely watched IPOs in the logistics and e-commerce support sector.

With markets closed for Republic Day, attention shifted to the expected allotment date. Investors began logging in to official platforms to check their allotment status using application numbers or PAN details.

Applicants can verify their status through the IPO registrar or stock exchange websites. If allotted, shares are expected to be credited to demat accounts within the next few days. Those who did not receive shares will see refunds processed automatically.

Following the allotment, the next major milestone will be the stock’s listing on the exchanges, expected later in the week. Listing day performance will determine whether investors witness gains, stability, or volatility during early trade.

Market watchers have been tracking grey market trends, which indicate investor sentiment ahead of listing. For Shadowfax, unofficial indicators suggest moderate expectations, pointing toward a stable debut rather than sharp listing gains.

For long-term investors, Shadowfax represents exposure to India’s rapidly expanding logistics ecosystem, driven by e-commerce growth, same-day delivery demand, and digital supply chain solutions.

As the allotment process concludes, investors are advised to rely only on official sources for updates and avoid unofficial links or speculation. The coming days will reveal how the market responds when Shadowfax officially enters public trading.