Stay updated with the latest upcoming IPOs in one place. This page provides key details such as company name, IPO opening and closing dates, price band, issue size, lot size, listing date, and allotment status. Whether you are a first-time investor or an experienced market participant, the information available here can help you track new public issues and make informed investment decisions.
What are Upcoming IPOs?
Upcoming IPOs are public offerings that have already been announced by the company and are likely to come into the subscription stage shortly. To list a private company’s stock on any stock exchange, it must undergo an initial public offering (IPO).
Investors will be offered new possibilities to look for investment opportunities in advance when the stocks of a company are yet to enter the market. Investors will get an opportunity to go through relevant information like business model, performance of the company, issue size, price band, and date of subscription.
Who Can Invest in an IPO?
Different categories of investors can apply for an IPO, subject to the eligibility criteria and investment limits specified in the issue.
- Retail Individual Investors (RIIs)Resident Indian individuals can apply under the retail category.The application amount must remain within the retail investment limit prescribed by regulations.
- High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs/NIIs)Investors applying above the retail limit can participate under the HNI or NII category.This category is generally suitable for investors willing to invest larger amounts.
- Eligible EmployeesSome companies reserve a portion of shares for their employees.Eligible employees may also receive benefits such as discounted issue prices.
- Existing ShareholdersCertain IPOs offer reserved quotas for shareholders of related or parent companies.Eligibility depends on the company's issue structure.
- Institutional InvestorsQualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), such as mutual funds and insurance companies, can also participate in IPOs.
Factors that can Increase IPO Allotment Chances
While IPO allotment is not guaranteed, following a few best practices may improve the chances of receiving shares.
- Apply at the cut-off price whenever available to avoid issues related to bid price selection.
- Submit a complete and accurate application with correct PAN, Demat account, and UPI details.
- Avoid making multiple applications using the same PAN, as duplicate applications may be rejected.
- Apply through the retail category if your investment amount falls within the prescribed limit.
- Ensure sufficient funds are available in the linked bank account until the allotment process is completed.
- Track IPO timelines carefully and complete the application before the closing date.
- In heavily subscribed IPOs, applying through multiple eligible family members with separate PANs may improve overall allotment chances.
Pre-requisites for Applying for an IPO
Investors must have certain accounts and documents in place before submitting an IPO application.
- PAN CardA valid Permanent Account Number (PAN) is mandatory for IPO applications.
- Demat AccountShares allotted through the IPO are credited to a Demat account.
- Bank AccountInvestors need an active bank account for UPI mandate approval and refunds, if applicable.
- UPI IDMost retail IPO applications require a valid UPI ID linked to a bank account.
- Trading AccountA trading account helps investors apply for IPOs through online investment platforms.
- Updated KYCInvestors should ensure their KYC details are complete and verified before applying.
How to Apply in an Upcoming IPO?
Applying for an IPO is a straightforward process when the required details and documents are readily available.
- Step 1: Review the IPO DetailsCheck the company's IPO dates, price band, lot size, issue size, and other key information.
- Step 2: Log In to Your Investment PlatformSign in to your trading or investment account using your registered credentials.
- Step 3: Select the IPONavigate to the IPO section and choose the IPO you wish to apply for.
- Step 4: Enter Bid DetailsSelect the number of lots and enter your bid price or choose the cut-off price option, if available.
- Step 5: Provide UPI InformationEnter your UPI ID and submit the application.
- Step 6: Approve the UPI MandateApprove the mandate request received through your UPI application to block the required amount.
- Step 7: Wait for AllotmentOnce the IPO closes, allotment is processed based on demand and regulatory guidelines.
- Step 8: Check Allotment StatusYou can check your allotment status through the registrar's website or your investment platform.
