Current IPO List 2026
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About IPOs in India
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process where a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time, allowing it to raise capital from public investors. Once the IPO process is complete, the company's shares are listed on one or more stock exchanges (like BSE or NSE) and can be freely traded by investors.
IPO Terms Explained
- Exchange
- The stock exchange (BSE, NSE, BSE SME, NSE Emerge) where the IPO shares are proposed to be listed.
- IPO Type
- Mainboard IPOs are listed on main exchanges (BSE/NSE), while SME IPOs are listed on specialized SME platforms for small and medium enterprises.
- IPO Open Date / Close Date
- The timeframe during which investors can submit their bids for the IPO.
- Lot Size
- The minimum number of shares an investor must apply for. Applications must be in multiples of this lot size.
- Issue Price
- The price per share. For Book Building IPOs, this is a range (e.g., ₹120-₹125) within which investors bid. For Fixed Price IPOs, it's a specific price.
- Issue Size
- The total value of the IPO offering (Number of shares offered * Issue Price per share), usually expressed in ₹ Crores.
- Lead Manager
- The investment bank or financial institution that manages the IPO process, including pricing, marketing, and regulatory compliance.
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Note: Struck-through company names (if any) indicate IPOs that were withdrawn before listing. Data is indicative; please refer to official sources like the RHP/DRHP for final details before making any investment decisions.