Best IPO Today — Ranked by Data Score
Open & upcoming IPOs ranked by data-signal score — 2026
Open and upcoming IPOs for 2026, ranked by our data-signal score. The model combines GMP trend, subscription demand, valuation against listed peers and financial health into a score from 0 to 100. A higher score means the public data reads more positively; it is not a recommendation to apply or skip any IPO.
| Company | Price Band | Open | Close | Allotment | Listing | GMP | Sub |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Upcoming Mainboard Strong Signals
₹1,065–1,119
· Oct 21 – Oct 23
|
₹1,065 – 1,119 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 | Oct 26 | Oct 28 |
+₹221
+19.8%
|
|
|
Open Mainboard Strong Signals
₹665–700
· Oct 15 – Oct 19
|
₹665 – 700 | Oct 15 | Oct 19 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
+₹500
+71.4%
|
4.00x |
|
Open Mainboard Mixed Signals Closing in --:--:--
₹275–289
· Oct 14 – Oct 16
|
₹275 – 289 | Oct 14 | Oct 16 | Oct 19 | Oct 22 |
+₹22
+7.6%
|
1.16x |
|
Upcoming Mainboard Mixed Signals
₹660–693
· Oct 21 – Oct 23
|
₹660 – 693 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 | Oct 26 | Oct 28 |
+₹95
+13.7%
|
|
|
Open Mainboard Mixed Signals
₹558–586
· Oct 15 – Oct 19
|
₹558 – 586 | Oct 15 | Oct 19 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
+₹140
+23.9%
|
0.48x |
|
Open Mainboard Mixed Signals
₹143–151
· Oct 15 – Oct 19
|
₹143 – 151 | Oct 15 | Oct 19 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
+₹14
+9.3%
|
0.23x |
|
Open SME Mixed Signals Closing in --:--:--
₹105–112
· Oct 14 – Oct 16
|
₹105 – 112 | Oct 14 | Oct 16 | Oct 19 | Oct 22 |
+₹2
+1.8%
|
1.74x |
|
Open Mainboard Weak Signals
₹327–344
· Oct 15 – Oct 19
|
₹327 – 344 | Oct 15 | Oct 19 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
+₹43
+12.5%
|
0.34x |
|
Open SME Weak Signals
₹170–179
· Oct 15 – Oct 19
|
₹170 – 179 | Oct 15 | Oct 19 | Oct 21 | Oct 23 |
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|
0.76x |
How This Ranking Is Built
The order above is not editorial opinion and it is not a tip sheet. Every open and upcoming issue is scored on four measurable factors, and the composite decides its position:
- GMP momentum — the grey market premium normalised against issue price, weighted toward the recent trend rather than a single day's quote, because a premium that is fading matters more than one that is merely high.
- Subscription demand — total, QIB, NII and retail multiples read separately. An issue carried entirely by retail scores below one with genuine institutional depth.
- Valuation — post-issue P/E against the industry peer average, so a premium has to be earned by growth or margin rather than assumed.
- Financial health — revenue growth, profit margin and return on equity from the most recent reported period.
Where a factor has no data — an upcoming issue with no subscription yet, for instance — its weight is redistributed across the remaining factors rather than scored as zero, so early-stage issues are not unfairly penalised. Scores re-rank automatically as GMP and subscription refresh, which means an issue's position can move during the bidding window.
What this ranking is not: a recommendation to buy. A high score reflects the data at one moment; it cannot see a risk factor disclosed on page 40 of the prospectus. Read the offer document →
IPO investing carries risk of capital loss, allotment is not guaranteed, and grey market premium is an unofficial signal rather than a prediction. Nothing here is investment advice — read the offer document and consult a SEBI-registered adviser before committing capital.
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