What are the key dates in the US e-IPO timeline, and how does the 60-minute final warning window work?
A US e-IPO on Pluang moves through four stages — Request Period, Final Pricing, Allocation, and Listing — typically taking 2 to 3 days from order open to trading, though exact dates vary per IPO. The 60-minute final warning window is your last chance to cancel or amend your order before it closes for orders and becomes binding.
The four stages:
- Request Period — submit, amend, or cancel your order.
- Final Pricing — the underwriter sets the final IPO price based on demand.
- Allocation — Pluang confirms how many shares each order receives; typically known the morning of listing day US time (evening before, in Indonesia), notified via push notification.
- Listing — the stock starts trading and allocated shares appear in your Pluang portfolio.
The 60-minute final warning window is your last chance to Cancel or Amend before the order locks in and becomes binding at the final price.
Related questions:
Q: What happens right after the 60-minute window closes?
Your order becomes binding and can no longer be cancelled or amended, regardless of the final IPO price.
Q: How will I know my allocation result?
Pluang sends a push notification as soon as the allocation result is confirmed.
Q: Can the IPO timeline change from one offering to the next?
Yes — exact dates for each stage vary by IPO; check that IPO's detail page for its specific schedule.