Question 1

What is the Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO?

Accepted Answer

The Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO is an SME (Small and Medium Enterprise) Initial Public Offering where Aten Papers and Foam Limited is offering its shares to the public for the first time. The issue size is ₹33 lakhs with a price band of ₹91-96. This allows retail and institutional investors to become shareholders in the company.

Question 2

When will Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO open?

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The Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO was open from 13 June 2025 to 17 June 2025. The subscription period has now ended.

Question 3

What is the lot size of Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO?

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The lot size for Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO is 1200 shares, which means the minimum investment required is approximately ₹1,15,200 (1200 shares × ₹91-96). Retail investors can apply for one or more lots, but applying for a single lot typically gives better allotment chances during oversubscription.

Question 4

How to apply for Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO?

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You can apply for the Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO through multiple channels: 1) Online broker platforms like Zerodha, Groww, Angel One, Upstox (most convenient); 2) Internet banking using ASBA facility; 3) Through your bank branch. You'll need a Demat account, linked bank account, PAN card, and sufficient funds. The application process involves selecting the IPO, choosing number of lots, selecting bid price (or cutoff), and authorizing the payment via UPI mandate.

Question 5

When is Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO allotment?

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The Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO allotment was completed on Expected 5-7 days after closing. You can check your allotment status on the registrar's website (Link Intime, KFintech, or Bigshare) using your PAN number, application number, or Demat details. Allotted shares will be credited to your Demat account before the listing date. If you don't get allotment, your blocked amount will be unblocked automatically.

Question 6

When is Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO listing date?

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The Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO was listed on 20 June 2025. On listing day, shares will start trading on the stock exchanges, and you can sell your allotted shares or hold them for long-term investment based on your strategy. Listing price depends on market demand and may be above, below, or at the issue price.

Question 7

Was GMP of Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO reliable?

Accepted Answer

Grey Market Premium (GMP) data for Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO was not available or was negative before listing. Actual listing performance should be evaluated based on the listing price and current market price.

Question 8

How much profit have I made if I held Aten Papers and Foam Limited IPO after allotment?

Accepted Answer

If you were allotted shares at the issue price of ₹96 and held them until now, your current gain is -74.6% (₹-72 per share). For one lot of 1200 shares, your loss would be ₹86,400. On listing day, the stock opened at ₹90 (-6.3% gain). The stock performance has been relatively stable. Remember, past performance doesn't guarantee future results, and investment decisions should be based on the company's fundamentals and your investment goals.

Application	Lots	Shares	Amount
Individual(min) Individual Investors for SME IPO - Investment up to ₹2 lakhs (min 2 lots)	2	2,400	₹2.30L
Individual(max) Individual Investors for SME IPO - Investment up to ₹2 lakhs (min 2 lots)	2	2,400	₹2.30L
SHNI(min) Small HNI - Investment between ₹2 lakhs and ₹10 lakhs	3	3,600	₹3.46L
SHNI(max) Small HNI - Investment between ₹2 lakhs and ₹10 lakhs	8	9,600	₹9.22L
BHNI(min) Big HNI - Investment above ₹10 lakhs	9	10,800	₹10.37L

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