Upcoming IPO

Upcoming IPO in India 2026 with GMP, price band & dates

Explore upcoming IPO in India for 2026. Get early access to GMP trends, expected price bands, lot sizes, and tentative open/close dates before they launch. Plan your investments ahead of time.

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Upcoming
Mainboard
₹258 – 271
Open Oct 13
Close Oct 15
Allotment Oct 16
Listing Oct 21
Upcoming
SME
₹105 – 112
Open Oct 13
Close Oct 15
Allotment Oct 16
Listing Oct 21
Upcoming
SME
₹50 – 52
Open Oct 13
Close Oct 15
Allotment Oct 16
Listing Oct 21
Upcoming
Mainboard
₹289
Open Oct 14
Close Oct 16
Allotment Oct 19
Listing Oct 22
Upcoming
Mainboard
Open Oct 21
Close Oct 23
Allotment Oct 26
Listing Oct 28
Company Price Band Open Close Allotment Listing GMP Sub

Upcoming Mainboard
₹258–271 · Oct 13 – Oct 15
₹258 – 271 Oct 13 Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 21 +67 (+24.7%)

Upcoming SME
₹105–112 · Oct 13 – Oct 15
₹105 – 112 Oct 13 Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 21 —

Upcoming SME
₹50–52 · Oct 13 – Oct 15
₹50 – 52 Oct 13 Oct 15 Oct 16 Oct 21 —

Upcoming Mainboard
₹289 · Oct 14 – Oct 16
₹289 Oct 14 Oct 16 Oct 19 Oct 22 +40 (+13.8%)

Upcoming Mainboard
Oct 21 – Oct 23
— Oct 21 Oct 23 Oct 26 Oct 28 +174

Issues Scheduled to Open — 9 October 2026

As of 9 October 2026, 5 issues are scheduled to open — 3 Mainboard and 2 SME. 4 of them open within the next seven days. The nearest is HD Fire Protect, opening 13 October.

  • HD Fire Protect — Mainboard, ₹258–271, opens in 4 days on 13 October and runs to 15 October. Lot of 55 shares, about ₹14,905 at the top of the band, issue size ₹712 crore.   Grey market premium ₹67 (24.7%).
  • Ravita Engineering Services — SME, ₹105–112, opens in 4 days on 13 October and runs to 15 October. Lot of 1200 shares, about ₹1,34,400 at the top of the band, issue size ₹116 crore.   No grey market quote is available.
  • Vaibhav Vyapaar — SME, ₹50–52, opens in 4 days on 13 October and runs to 15 October. Lot of 2000 shares, about ₹1,04,000 at the top of the band, issue size ₹41 crore.   No grey market quote is available.
  • Fusion CX — Mainboard, price band not announced, opens in 5 days on 14 October and runs to 16 October. Lot of 51 shares, about ₹14,739 at the top of the band, issue size ₹702 crore.   Grey market premium ₹40 (13.8%).
  • Jio Platforms — Mainboard, price band not announced, opens in 12 days on 21 October and runs to 23 October. Lot size and issue size not yet published.   Grey market premium ₹174.

Price bands and dates stay provisional until the final prospectus is filed, so anything above may change. An upcoming issue with no grey market quote is normal — dealers usually start pricing only after that filing. How to read an offer document →

What Happens Between Filing and Opening

An IPO becomes visible long before you can apply for it. The gap between a company filing its draft offer document and the issue opening is typically three to six months, and each milestone in between tells you something.

  • Draft filing. The company submits its draft offer document to SEBI. This is the first full public disclosure of financials, risk factors and how the money will be used — and it is available to read months before you need to decide.
  • SEBI observations. Usually around 30 days later. Once the observation letter is issued the company has up to a year to launch, which is why a filed issue can sit dormant for months.
  • Final prospectus. Filed with the price band and dates, generally one to two weeks before opening. Until this lands, any price band or date you see anywhere is an estimate.
  • Anchor allocation. One working day before the issue opens — the last signal available before you commit capital.
  • Grey market quotes. These appear only once dealers start pricing an issue, typically after the final prospectus. An upcoming issue with no GMP is not a bad sign; it usually just means the market has not started quoting it yet.

Use the waiting period to read the offer document rather than the premium. How to read an offer document → · Mainboard only → · SME only →

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.

Frequently Asked Questions about Upcoming IPOs

An upcoming IPO is one that has filed its offer document (DRHP or RHP) with SEBI and announced or is expected to announce a price band and bidding dates, but has not yet opened for subscription. Dates and price bands shown here are tentative until the company files the final RHP a few days before opening.

No, applications can only be submitted once the issue actually opens for bidding on the exchange. Until then you can track the expected dates, price band and grey market premium here and get ready to apply once it opens.

GMP for an upcoming IPO is an early, unofficial read on demand and can swing significantly as the opening date approaches and more of the issue's fundamentals become public. Treat early GMP as a rough sentiment indicator, not a forecast of the eventual listing price.

Companies can revise their bidding dates due to market conditions, regulatory approval timelines, or SEBI observations on the draft prospectus. This page updates automatically once a company files its final RHP with confirmed dates.
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