In an IPO, the cut-off price is the final price determined by the company and its underwriters at which shares are allotted to investors. Investors applying at the cut-off price agree to accept the shares at this final price, which is typically within the price band specified in the IPO prospectus.
What does ‘cut-off price’ mean in an IPO?
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