Not all brokers support trading in SME stocks. However one among few who does is RKSV. Another is SBI cap sec. Though SBI support only call and trade in SME and same is not available through its online platform.
Any broker who is member of BSE and NSE is by default also member of their SME Exchanges viz. BSE SME and NSE Emerge. Hence any broker who is member of BSE/NSE can buy sell for their clients. You may ask them to provide trading facility for SMEs, otherwise you may write to SEBI.
Sharekhan allows to sell any share that u have in ur DP. They dont support online selling of SME shares but u can giv them a call and place your order offline. Only problem is, you have to keep calling them if you want any change in order.
The stock is going to rock on listing. The issue size of commercial Syn Bag was 7.66 crore and it had been subscribed 9 times means total demand was for Rs, 68.94 crore. The price of the issue has already been doubled from Rs. 24/- to Rs.48/-
The issue size of Madhya Bharat is 13.90 crore and it has subscribed 7.4 times means total subscription is for Rs. 102.86 crore i.e. total demand was 34 crore more than the total demand of Commercial Syn Bag. Thus analogically it should also be doubled in 1 month. P.S. It has been assumed that the investors who are applying for SME IPO is more informed than those who generally applying for main board IPO.
From discussion in this forum it seems allotment is done but I haven''t received any mail or message neither bigshare website showing results so I am confused whether I have got allotment or not