Participating in the initial public offering window for Orkla India depended on applying during the designated active bidding dates through standard ASBA-enabled net banking applications or UPI mandates via registered brokers. However, now that the primary subscription period has concluded and the company has completed its stock exchange listing, retail and institutional investors can no longer buy shares at the IPO issue price; instead, they can purchase shares directly on the open market through any standard brokerage account.