Skytech Infinite Platform allotment date: IPO timeline

The Skytech Infinite Platform allotment date is listed as August 19, 2026 in the IPO summary. The same reference also shows a timeline panel that places the basis of allotment on August 18, 2026, followed by refunds and share credit on August 19, 2026. This distinction matters because the basis date is the day applications are finalized, while the allotment date commonly refers to the date investors can expect the result to become available.

The published information also contains inconsistent schedule entries. The headline details show an opening date of August 14, a closing date of August 18, and a listing date of August 21. However, the timeline panel shows August 13 as the opening date, August 17 as the closing date, and August 20 as the listing date. Treat the August 19 allotment date as the primary result-checking date, but confirm the final timetable through the registrar or exchange notice.

The most useful distinction is between basis of allotment, refund initiation, and share credit:

• The basis of allotment determines which valid applications receive shares.
• Refund initiation applies when the application does not receive shares, or receives fewer shares than requested.
• Share credit applies to successful applicants whose allocated shares are transferred to the demat account.
• The allotment result may appear before the bank mandate is fully released, depending on processing time.

Investors should use the registrar’s official IPO status page when the result is released. The reference identifies Integrated Registry Management Services Private Limited as the registrar for the issue. Keep the application details available before checking, because the status page may require an application number, PAN, or demat information.

The source lists the registrar as Integrated Registry Management Services Private Limited and the book running lead manager as Finshore Management Services Limited. Use the Skytech Infinite Platform IPO page from The Economic Times as a reference for the published issue data, but rely on the registrar for the final application result.

Skytech Infinite Platform Ltd. is identified as an NSE SME issue using a book-building structure. The published issue information lists a fresh issue of ₹22.68 crore, with no offer-for-sale component shown in the summary. The price band is ₹73 to ₹77 per share, and the lot size is 1,600 shares.

At the maximum price, one lot represents a stated minimum investment of ₹2,46,400. This figure is calculated from the published price band and lot size. Investors should check the final application amount and applicable rules before relying on the displayed estimate.

The subscription snapshot is marked as of August 17, 2026, at 11:30 IST. It shows total subscription of 0.98 times. Retail participation was the strongest among the listed categories at 1.61 times, while qualified institutional buyers excluding anchors were shown at 1.06 times. Non-institutional investors were shown at 0.35 times.

The published reservation table lists 29,45,600 total shares. Retail individual investors account for 13,95,200 shares, while non-institutional investors account for 13,72,800 shares. Qualified institutional buyers, including anchors, are allocated 28,800 shares, and market makers receive 148,800 shares.

The allotment result is only one part of the IPO process. After checking the status, compare the result with the expected refund and demat-credit dates. The published timeline places both refund initiation and share credit on August 19, 2026, although banking and depository updates can appear at different times.

If shares are allotted, confirm the quantity credited to the correct demat account. If shares are not allotted, check whether the blocked amount has been released. A delayed bank update does not necessarily mean that the allotment result is incorrect, but unresolved issues should be raised with the application platform, bank, registrar, or broker.

The offer proceeds are described as being directed mainly toward working capital requirements, estimated at ₹16.81 crore or 74.12% of the estimated amount. General corporate expenses are also listed as an object of the issue, although no amount is shown in the supplied table.

The central date to watch is August 19, 2026, but the available schedule should be cross-checked because the source presents conflicting timeline entries. The FAQ below summarizes the practical points covered in this guide.