TMC Transformers (India) Ltd.

The lot size for the TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO is 1 shares, which is also the minimum order quantity — you have to apply for at least 1 shares, and in multiples of 1 beyond that.

MUFG Intime India Pvt Ltd. is the registrar for the TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO.

The registrar processes the basis of allotment, refunds and the credit of shares to your demat account, so allotment-status queries go to them — phone +91 810 811 8484 and email rnt.helpdesk@in.mpms.mufg.com.

TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO shares are proposed to be listed on BSE and NSE.

Each TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. share has a face value of ₹10.

Face value is the nominal value recorded in the company's books and is separate from the issue price you pay.

Promoters held 96.57% of TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. before the IPO.

1. 1.Funding capital expenditure towards setting up a greenfield Extra High Voltage (“EHV”) transformer manufacturing facility with an aggregate installed capacity of 78,000 MVA at Halol, Gujarat (“Proposed Facility”)
2. 2.Part funding of the incremental working capital requirements of our Company
3. 3.General corporate purposes

Anand Rathi Advisors Ltd. and Intensive Fiscal Services Pvt Ltd are the book running lead managers for the TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO.

Pre-apply means placing your TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO application before the subscription window actually opens. The bid is held and forwarded to the exchange on the opening day, so you don't have to submit it in the rush of the first morning.

Applying early doesn't improve your chances — when an issue is oversubscribed, the basis of allotment for retail investors is decided by a lottery, not by who applied first. Your money is only blocked once the application reaches the exchange.

You can apply in the TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO online using either UPI or ASBA as the payment method. ASBA applications are made through the net banking of a bank account that supports IPO applications — the bank blocks the amount in your account instead of debiting it. UPI applications are offered by brokers that don't provide banking services: you enter your UPI ID and then approve the mandate request in your UPI app.

Either route needs a demat account. You bid for at least one lot, at a price within the price band or at the cut-off price, and the money stays blocked in your bank account until the basis of allotment is finalised.

Your broker or bank confirms the bid once it has been submitted to the exchange, usually within a few minutes during the bidding window. A UPI application only goes live after you approve the mandate request — ignore it and the bid lapses, even though it looks placed.

You can check the TMC Transformers (India) Ltd. IPO bid independently on the NSE or BSE IPO bid-verification page a day after applying. An ASBA application also shows up as a blocked amount in your bank statement.