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Indian IPOs Information & Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) allow private companies to raise equity capital from public investors by issuing new shares. Our Indian Stock Market IPO Tracker monitors upcoming, live active, and recently closed Mainboard and SME IPOs. Track subscription bidding updates, live Grey Market Premium (GMP) listing forecasts, allotment status dates, and registrar details in real-time.

1. What is Grey Market Premium (GMP)?

Grey Market Premium (GMP) is the unofficial price premium at which unlisted IPO shares are bought and sold among traders before official exchange listing. A high positive GMP implies strong demand and expected listing gains, while a negative or flat GMP indicates weak institutional and retail market sentiment.

2. How to check IPO Allotment Status online?

IPO Allotment status can be checked online via the official registrar portal (such as Link Intime, KFintech, Bigshare, Skyline, or Cameo) or BSE/NSE universal check pages. You will need your PAN Card number, IPO Application Number, or DP ID (Demat Account ID) to check your allotment status online.

3. Difference between Mainboard & SME IPOs?

Mainboard IPOs are offerings from established, large-cap companies listing on main NSE/BSE boards, requiring a minimum retail application of ₹14,000–₹15,000. SME IPOs are offerings from emerging small/medium scale enterprises listing on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms, with minimum lot sizes starting at ₹1 Lakh.

4. How is Allotment Probability calculated?

In oversubscribed retail portions, SEBI rules dictate that shares are distributed via a lottery system to ensure maximum unique retail investors get at least one lot. The allotment probability is 1 divided by the retail category subscription multiplier (e.g., if subscribed 10x, the probability is 10% or 1 in 10).