Upcoming IPOs
How to Apply for an IPO?
- Log into your stock broker's app/website or your bank's net banking portal (check if they support IPO applications).
- Navigate to the IPO section and select the IPO you want to apply for (ensure it's currently 'Live').
- Enter your bid details: the number of lots and the price per share (or select 'Cut-off' if you are a Retail investor).
- Use your UPI ID to authorize the payment mandate. The required amount will be blocked in your account (ASBA).
- Review and submit your application. Approve the mandate request on your UPI app promptly.
Alternatively, you can use the offline ASBA process through designated bank branches. Learn more about the detailed process & rules.
FAQs - Upcoming IPOs
An 'Upcoming IPO' is one where the company has filed documents (like DRHP) with SEBI or received approval, and the dates for public subscription have been announced or are expected soon. You cannot apply until the IPO 'Open Date'.
Mainboard IPOs are for larger companies listing on NSE/BSE main exchanges with higher capital requirements. SME IPOs are for Small and Medium Enterprises listing on SME platforms with lower capital requirements and different eligibility criteria.
A 'confidential tag' indicates that the company has filed IPO documents with SEBI under confidential submission guidelines, where certain details are not immediately disclosed to the public until later stages of the approval process.
You can only apply for an IPO when it becomes 'Live' or 'Open', specifically between the 'Open Date' and 'Close Date' mentioned for that IPO.
Clicking on the Company Name in the table above will typically lead you to a detailed page for that specific IPO.
'Est.' means Estimated. The issue size is often an estimate based on initial filings. The actual size may differ when the RHP is filed.
IPO data is indicative and subject to change. Always refer to the official prospectus before applying.