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IPO Desk: main-board IPOs open now or coming up, with the issue facts, demand and a deep evaluation, and below them the Listing Report Card: how the last 50 IPOs listed and trade today.

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What this is. Main-board IPOs that are open now, just closed (listing still to come) or coming up, from NSE's own issue and bidding data. Each card shows the issue size, the price band and how many times the issue is subscribed overall; Read more opens the category split: QIB (large institutions), NII (non-institutional investors) and Retail (individuals bidding up to ₹2 lakh). A bar that reaches the mark means that category is fully subscribed (1 time). Where CapitCue has written one, Read more also opens a deep evaluation: the business, the issue details, three years of financials, valuation against peers, points in its favour and points to weigh, and the grey market premium (unofficial). It gives facts and context, not a view on whether to apply. Subscription builds up through the day and is often highest on the last day.

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Listing Report Card: how past IPOs listed ↓

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Before you decide on any issue, check

  • The offer document (RHP) on the company and exchange websites: what the money is for, and how much is a fresh issue and how much is an offer for sale by existing holders.
  • Growth, profit, debt and cash flow over several years, not only the latest quarter.
  • The valuation against listed companies in the same business.
  • Who the promoters and anchor investors are, and what lock-ins apply.
  • That grey market premiums, where quoted, are unofficial and can vanish before listing.
  • Your own risk limit and the lot size: an application is a commitment of money that may be allotted or refunded.

Listing Report Card

How the last 50 main-board IPOs listed on NSE have done: issue price, listing price and where each trades now.

What this shows. The last 50 main-board IPOs listed on NSE (SME issues are left out), newest first. IPO price is the final issue price. Listing gain is the opening price on the first day of trading against the IPO price. Now is the latest price, and the percentage next to it is how far it is from the IPO price. Click a heading to sort. It is a record of what happened, not a view on any stock: past listing gains say nothing about what a stock will do next.

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Last 50 main-board IPOs

 
Company Listed IPO price Listing gain Now From IPO price

How to read this. Data is from NSE (issue list and bidding details) and is refreshed every few minutes while this page is open; NSE updates bids during the bidding hours. SME issues are not included. Issue size is shown at the upper end of the price band. CapitCue provides information only; this is not advice to buy, sell or apply for any issue.

How to read this. The list comes from NSE's record of public issues; IPOs that listed only on BSE are not included. The listing price is the first-day opening price and the listing-day figures are from the price provider's daily data, which are not adjusted for later splits or bonus issues. Now is the live price while the market is open and the last close otherwise. A dash means the figure was not available. CapitCue provides information only; this is not advice to buy, sell or apply for any issue.