Shayona Engineering IPO Live GMP Today
As of 25 Feb 2026, 12:00 am IST, Shayona Engineering SME IPO is quoting a grey market premium of +₹4 (+2.8% over the issue price), implying a listing around ₹148 per share.
| Status | Listed |
| Type | SME |
| Sector | Engineering |
| Open Date | Jan 22, 2027 |
| Close Date | Jan 27, 2027 |
| Listing Date | Jan 30, 2026 |
| Lot Size | 1000 shares |
| Issue Size | ₹14.86 Cr |
| Date | GMP (Rs) | GMP % | Est. Listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 25, 2026 12:00 am | +4 | +2.8% | ₹147.96 |
Shayona Engineering IPO GMP — Detailed Analysis
What Shayona Engineering GMP Tells Us Today
The current Grey Market Premium for Shayona Engineering IPO is Rs 4 (2.8% over the issue price). Based on this GMP, the implied listing price hovers around Rs 148 per share.
How to Read the Shayona Engineering GMP Trend
The GMP chart and history table above let you watch how unofficial demand has evolved through the bidding window. A few things worth noting when interpreting this data:
- Stable or rising GMP through bidding typically signals genuine investor demand and improves the odds of a positive listing day.
- A late-stage GMP spike (sudden jump only on the last day) is often speculative and tends to fade after listing — treat with caution.
- A declining GMP can signal either weakening sentiment or rational profit-booking by grey market players ahead of listing.
- GMP near zero or negative is a red flag — historically, IPOs that listed flat or in discount had GMP fizzle in the final days of bidding.
GMP Reliability for SME IPOs
SME IPO GMP is significantly more volatile than Mainboard GMP. Lower trading volume in the SME grey market and the smaller pool of dealers mean prices can swing sharply on small trades. Use SME GMP as a directional indicator rather than a precise price forecast — the actual listing price can deviate substantially from the implied GMP-based estimate, both upward and downward.
Shayona Engineering IPO is expected to list on January 30, 2026. GMP signals between now and listing day are most useful as a real-time read on demand — final listing performance will also depend on subscription levels (especially QIB participation), fundamentals, and overall market conditions on the listing day.
For broader context on how GMP works as an indicator, see our explainer: What is IPO GMP?