IPO Calendar 2026 — Upcoming, Open & Latest IPOs
Every mainboard and SME IPO on NSE and BSE, latest first — price band, lot size, issue size, live subscription, GMP, allotment and listing dates. No IPO is open for subscription today.
Updated 16 Oct 2026 · Dates in IST
Open IPOs
0Currently accepting bids. Apply through your broker app via UPI or through ASBA net banking.
Upcoming IPOs
0Announced issues opening soon. Price bands are usually announced two working days before opening.
Allotment & Listing Pending
0Bidding has closed. Allotment is finalised on T+1 and shares list on T+3 working days.
Recently Listed IPOs
2Listing-day performance versus the final issue price, latest listings first.
| Company | Listed on | Issue price | Listing price | Listing gain | Day close | Subscribed | Issue size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sample Industries LtdMainboardManufacturing | 2 Sept 2026 | ₹100 | ₹97 | -3.00% | — | 2.40x | ₹420 Cr |
| Example Fintech LtdMainboardFinancial Services | 26 Aug 2026 | ₹432 | ₹505 | +16.90% | ₹521.4 | 58.30x | ₹1,250 Cr |
| No SME IPOs in this list. | |||||||
Dates marked for allotment, refunds and listing follow SEBI’s T+3 schedule and are indicative until the registrar confirms them. Issue details are per company filings (DRHP/RHP) and may change. GMP is an unofficial grey-market indicator, not a guarantee of listing price. Not investment advice — see our disclaimer.
IPO Timeline: How T+3 Works
- T-2
Price band & lot size announced
The company publishes the price band and minimum bid lot.
- T-1
Anchor investor bidding
Large institutions bid a day before the issue opens to the public.
- Open → T
Subscription window
Retail, NII and QIB investors bid for at least three working days.
- T+1
Basis of allotment
The registrar finalises allotment; check your status online.
- T+2
Refunds & demat credit
Unallotted funds are unblocked and shares reach your demat account.
- T+3
Listing
Shares start trading on NSE / BSE from the pre-open session.
IPO FAQs
What is the IPO timeline in India?
Under SEBI’s T+3 rule, an IPO is open for subscription for at least three working days. The basis of allotment is finalised on T+1 (T = issue closing day), refunds are initiated and shares credited to demat accounts on T+2, and the shares list on NSE/BSE on T+3.
How do I apply for an IPO?
Apply through your broker’s app using UPI, or through net banking via ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount). The bid amount is only blocked in your bank account and is debited if shares are allotted; otherwise the block is released.
What is the difference between Mainboard and SME IPOs?
Mainboard IPOs list on the main NSE and BSE platforms. SME IPOs list on the NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms, are usually much smaller, have larger minimum application sizes (at least two lots for individual investors) and carry higher liquidity risk.
What is the maximum a retail investor can apply for?
In a mainboard IPO, a retail individual investor (RII) can apply for up to ₹2 lakh. Applications between ₹2 lakh and ₹10 lakh fall in the small NII (S-HNI) category, and above ₹10 lakh in the big NII (B-HNI) category.
What is IPO GMP?
Grey market premium (GMP) is the unofficial premium at which IPO shares trade before listing. It is not regulated, can change quickly, and is not a reliable predictor of listing price — use it only as a sentiment indicator.
