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Name of IssuerOpening DateClosing DateIssue PriceLot SizeIssue Size (Rs in crores)Allotment Status
NITYAS GEMS AND JEWELLERY LIMITED 30/09/2026 05/10/2026 Rs.70 to Rs. 75 per share 200 Shares up to Rs.108 Crs CLICK HERE
VISHAL NIRMITI LIMITED 30/09/2026 05/10/2026 Rs.208 to Rs. 220 per share 68 Shares up to Rs.178 Crs CLICK HERE
SHAH INVESTOR'S HOME LIMITED 28/09/2026 30/09/2026 Rs.159 to Rs. 167 per share 85 Shares up to Rs.90 Crs CLICK HERE
SRIT INDIA LIMITED 28/09/2026 30/09/2026 Rs.123 to Rs. 130 per share 115 Shares up to Rs.218 Crs CLICK HERE
GERMAN GREEN STEEL AND POWER LIMITED 25/09/2026 29/09/2026 Rs.132 to Rs. 139 per share 107 Shares up to Rs.304 Crs CLICK HERE
ORIENT CABLES (INDIA) LIMITED 25/09/2026 29/09/2026 Rs.258 to Rs. 272 per share 55 Shares up to Rs.552 Crs CLICK HERE
ACEVECTOR LIMITED 25/09/2026 29/09/2026 Rs.30 to Rs. 32 per share 468 Shares up to Rs.420 Crs CLICK HERE
RUNWAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED 25/09/2026 29/09/2026 Rs.290 to Rs. 305 per share 49 Shares up to Rs.500 Crs CLICK HERE
A-ONE STEELS INDIA LIMITED 24/09/2026 28/09/2026 Rs.385 to Rs. 405 per share 37 Shares up to Rs.405 Crs CLICK HERE
MONEYVIEW LIMITED 24/09/2026 28/09/2026 Rs.32 to Rs. 34 per share 441 Shares up to Rs.1,092 Crs CLICK HERE
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STEP 1

Choose the IPO you want to apply for & Enter: Pan No, Lot size/quantity, Bid price, UPI ID, Demat Details Submit the application

STEP 2

You will receive a UPI mandate request in your UPI app (Google Pay, PhonePe, Paytm, etc.).

STEP 3

Approve the mandate to block funds.

STEP 4

Done! You’ll get an SMS/email confirmation from the exchange.

What is an IPO (Initial Public Offering)?


An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is the process through which a privately held company offers its shares to the public for the first time. By launching an IPO, a company gets listed on a stock exchange, allowing investors to buy and sell its shares in the open market.

IPOs help companies raise capital to expand their operations, reduce debt, or fund new projects, while giving investors an opportunity to become shareholders from the very beginning of the company’s public journey.

Top Reasons to Invest in an IPO

Invest early. Grow with the company

An IPO enables companies to accelerate growth through product expansion, increased capacity, and new market entry. Early investors stand to benefit from the potential for long-term capital appreciation.

Disclosure and adherence to rules

SEBI regulations require companies to share audited financial statements and risk details, enabling investors to make well-informed decisions.

Opportunity to diversify investments

IPOs allow you to include high-growth sectors and innovative young companies in your investment portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Clear answers to the most common questions we receive.

An IPO (Initial Public Offering) allows investors to buy equity shares of a company for the first time, while an NCD (Non-Convertible Debenture) is a debt instrument that provides fixed returns. IPOs offer growth potential, whereas NCDs focus on steady income.

In an Initial Public Offering, a private company raises funds by offering its shares to the public.Investors apply during the subscription period, and after allotment, the company’s shares are listed on the stock exchange for trading.

Investing in an IPO gives investors an opportunity to participate in a company’s early growth phase, potentially benefit from listing gains, and diversify their equity portfolio. It also allows retail investors to invest at the same price as institutional buyers.

The IPO issue price is set by the company and its merchant bankers through book-building or fixed-price methods. In a book-built IPO, investors bid within a price band, and the final IPO share price depends on overall investor demand.

Before applying for any IPO investment, analyze the company’s financial performance, valuation, business model, and future prospects. Reviewing the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) helps understand potential risks and rewards.

SME IPOs (Small and Medium Enterprise IPOs) are launched by smaller companies and listed on specialized SME platforms like BSE SME or NSE Emerge. Mainboard IPOs, on the other hand, are for larger, established businesses with higher capital.

Yes, once the IPO shares are listed, investors can sell them on the same day through their trading account. Many short-term investors book IPO listing gains, while long-term investors may hold shares for future appreciation.

The IPO application process involves applying online through your demat and trading account using ASBA or UPI. Investors can view upcoming IPOs, choose an issue, and submit bids within the price band before the IPO closing date.

The IPO allotment process takes place after the subscription period ends. If the IPO is oversubscribed, shares are allotted proportionately or by lottery. Investors can check their IPO allotment status online using their PAN or application number.

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