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Cut-off Price

One of the key terms in the world of finance is the cut-off price. This refers to the definite price at which funds are locked in during the bidding procedure. In addition, it serves as the fixed rate at which shares are granted in an IPO. The determination of this price is dependent on the demand for shares of the issuing company, as observed through the book-building process. It is also known as Allotment price or Issue Price.

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