| Company Name | IPO Price | Type Status | GMP(₹ %) | IPO Size (Crore) | IPO Open Date | IPO Close Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mandeep Auto Industries | 67 | SME IPO Upcoming | 0 (0.0%) | ₹25.25 | 23-May | 25-May |
| Indegene | TBA | Main IPO Upcoming | 0 (0.0%) | TBD | 6-May | 8-May |
| Slone Infosystems | 67 | SME IPO Upcoming | 20 (29.85%) | ₹11.06 | 3-May | 7-May |
| Sai Swami Metals | 60 | SME IPO Upcoming | 20 (33.33%) | ₹15 | 30-Apr | 3-May |
| Amkay Products | 55 | SME IPO Upcoming | 25 (45.45%) | ₹12.61 | 30-Apr | 3-May |
| Racks & Rollers | 78 | SME IPO Upcoming | 0 (0.0%) | ₹29.95 | 30-Apr | 3-May |
| Emmforce Autotech | 98 | SME IPO Closed (Listing Awaited) | 130 (132.65%) | ₹53.90 | 23-Apr | 25-Apr |
| Shivam Chemicals | 44 | SME IPO Closed (Listing Awaited) | 2 (4.55%) | ₹20.18 | 23-Apr | 25-Apr |
| Varyaa Creations | 150 | SME IPO Closed (Listing Awaited) | 0 (0.0%) | ₹20.10 | 22-Apr | 25-Apr |
| JNK India | 415 | Main IPO Closed (Listing Awaited) | 117 (28.19%) | ₹649.47 | 23-Apr | 25-Apr |
| Faalcon Concepts | 62 | SME IPO Listed @ 95 (53.23%) | 5 (8.06%) | ₹12.09 | 19-Apr | 23-Apr |
| VI FPOClose | 11 | Main IPO Listed @ 11.80 (7.27%) | 1.4 (12.73%) | ₹18000 | 18-Apr | 22-Apr |
| Grill Splendour Services | 120 | Main IPO Listed @ 121.30 (1.08%) | 8 (6.67%) | ₹16.47 | 15-Apr | 18-Apr |
| Ramdevbaba Solvent | 85 | Main IPO Listed @ 112.00 (31.76%) | 9 (10.59%) | ₹50.27 | 15-Apr | 18-Apr |
| Greenhitech Ventures | 50 | SME IPO Listed @95.00 (90.00%) | 12 (24%) | ₹6.30 | 12-Apr | 16-Apr |
| DCG Cables | 100 | SME IPO Listed @90.00 (-10.00%) | 25 (25%) | ₹49.99 | 8-Apr | 10-Apr |
| Teerth Gopicon | 111 | SME IPO Listed @125.00 (12.61%) | 3 (2.7%) | ₹44.40 | 8-Apr | 10-Apr |
Key IPO Terms:
Here are some key terms associated with IPOs:
1. Exchange: This refers to the stock exchange where IPO shares are proposed to be listed. Mainline IPOs are typically listed on BSE and NSE, while SME IPOs are listed on NSE EMERGE or BSE SME platforms.
2. IPO Open Date / Issue Close Date: These dates indicate the opening and closing of the IPO bidding process. Investors can submit their IPO applications only during this period.
3. Lot Size: The lot size is the minimum number of shares an investor can apply for in an IPO. For example, a lot size of ‘400’ means an investor must bid for at least 400 shares.
4. Issue Price: IPOs can be of two types: Book Building, which has a price range (e.g., Rs 120-125), or Fixed Price, which specifies a particular price for bidding.
5. Issue Size: This represents the total monetary value of the IPO, calculated by multiplying the number of shares offered by the company with the issue price per share.
FAQs on Upcoming IPOs:
1. What is an IPO?
An IPO, or Initial Public Offering, is the process by which companies offer their privately held shares to the public, becoming publicly listed entities. Companies must draft a DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) with SEBI before filing the final RHP (Red Herring Prospectus) for IPO approval.
2. Which IPOs are open today or this week?
Some of the upcoming IPOs for this week include Jupiter Life Line Hospitals, EMS Limited, RR Kabel, Zaggle Prepaid Ocean Services, Samhi Hotels, Yatra Online, Sai Silks Kalamandir, Signature Global, Manoj Vaibhav Gems, and JSW Infrastructure in September 2023.
3. What are the best Upcoming IPOs in 2023 in India?
Notable upcoming IPOs in India for 2023 include Ebixcash, Tata Communications, SPC Life Sciences, Tata Play, IRM Energy, Lohia Corp, Nova Agritech, and more. Additional names may be added to the Upcoming IPO list pending SEBI’s approval.
4. Can I apply for an IPO without a Demat account?
No, SEBI regulations mandate that individuals must have a Demat Account to apply for an IPO.
5. Are IPOs a good investment?
IPOs can be good investments, both in the short term and long term, especially for companies with strong financials and high demand.
6. How can I apply for upcoming IPOs online?
Investors can apply for upcoming IPOs online through UPI-based applications available on Demat Account Apps like Zerodha, Upstox, PaytmMoney, and others. The application process involves selecting the IPO and applying with your UPI ID.
7. Where can I get an application form for an upcoming IPO?
Blank ASBA IPO application forms can be downloaded from the NSE or BSE websites. Alternatively, you can obtain IPO forms from your brokers.
8. How do I subscribe to an IPO?
There are three methods to apply for an IPO: UPI – Online, ASBA – Online through your bank account, or through your broker using offline methods.
Conclusion:
Stay informed about the upcoming IPOs in India for 2023 to explore investment opportunities in both established and emerging companies. Make sure to follow the IPO application process that suits your preferences and leverage the potential of IPO investments.
