A 30-minute refresh
Subscription and grey market figures refresh every 30 minutes. They are not a live tick-by-tick feed, so treat the numbers here as context and confirm the current figure on the exchange site.
What is open for bidding, what is coming next, and what has just listed, refreshed every 30 minutes. Open any issue for its price band, lot size, offer document links, peer comparison, financial highlights and full grey market history, alongside the dates that decide when shares arrive. This page explains the process as well as reporting the figures.
Subscription and grey market figures refresh on a 30-minute cycle. Last synced 10 October 2026. Confirm current numbers on the exchange websites before you apply.
Four dashboards, each answering a different question. Every one reads from the same 30-minute refresh.
Every issue we hold is in the A to Z index. Applying for the first time? Start with how the ASBA process works, or why a Demat account is required.
These issues are taking bids today. Highest subscription first, so the demand ranking reads top down.
No issue is taking bids today
Bidding windows run for three working days and do not overlap every week. The upcoming issues below are next, with their dates already announced.
Dates are set but bidding has not opened. The price band is indicative until the issue closes, and grey market figures carry no weight at all.
| Issue | Board | Price | Grey market | Next date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mainboard | ₹30.00 to ₹32.00 | — | Bids open: 25 September 2026 | |
| SME | ₹51.00 to ₹54.00 | — | Bids open: 13 October 2026 | |
| Mainboard | ₹258.00 to ₹271.00 | ₹75.00 | Bids open: 13 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹105.00 to ₹112.00 | ₹12.00 | Bids open: 13 October 2026 | |
| Mainboard | ₹275.00 to ₹289.00 | ₹53.00 | Bids open: 14 October 2026 | |
| Mainboard | — | — | Bids open: 15 October 2026 | |
| Mainboard | — | ₹172.50 | — | |
| Mainboard | — | ₹120.00 | — |
A dash in Price means the issue has not priced and its band is not yet announced. A dash in the figure column means nothing was recorded for that issue, which is not the same as a figure of zero.
Issues that have finished the process and now trade on an exchange. Each page keeps the full record of its grey market premium.
| Issue | Board | Price | Issue price | Next date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SME | ₹119.00 to ₹127.00 | ₹127.00 | Listed: 9 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹66.00 to ₹70.00 | ₹70.00 | Listed: 9 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹186.00 to ₹196.00 | ₹196.00 | Listed: 9 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹104.00 to ₹111.00 | ₹111.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹296.00 to ₹311.00 | ₹311.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹50.00 to ₹53.00 | ₹53.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹67.00 | ₹67.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 | |
| SME | ₹80.00 to ₹85.00 | ₹85.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 | |
| Mainboard | ₹208.00 to ₹220.00 | ₹220.00 | Listed: 8 October 2026 |
A dash in Price means the issue has not priced and its band is not yet announced. A dash in the figure column means nothing was recorded for that issue, which is not the same as a figure of zero.
The ones this page raises, answered the same way the rest of the site answers them.
Yes. Allotment moves shares into a Demat account, so the registrar needs an account number before it can credit anything. Without one your application is rejected at verification. You need the account before you apply, not before listing day.
No. Grey market premium is quoted by traders outside the exchanges, nobody regulates it, and it carries no obligation to trade. It has run far above the eventual listing price on some issues and collapsed entirely on others. We publish it because applicants ask for it, not because it predicts anything.
One lot at the upper end of the price band, held in your bank account until allotment. Multiply the lot size by the cap price to get the figure, and the issue page shows that calculation for you. The block is released if you are not allotted, and the brokerage on an IPO application is ₹0.
You can apply once per PAN per investor category. Two applications from the same PAN in the same category are both rejected as duplicates, even if they come from different brokers. Applying as both a retail investor and a non-institutional investor is allowed where you qualify for both.
The blocked amount is released, and it never leaves your bank account in the first place. Under ASBA the bank blocks the funds rather than transferring them, so a refund is an unblock. The issue page lists the refund initiation date when the registrar has announced it.
SME issues list on the SME platform of an exchange, and the minimum application is larger because the lot size is set higher. They typically raise less money and trade with far lower liquidity after listing, which makes an exit harder. The subscription mechanics are the same.
What is measured, what is missing, and how to read the figures on this page.
Subscription and grey market figures refresh every 30 minutes. They are not a live tick-by-tick feed, so treat the numbers here as context and confirm the current figure on the exchange site.
We keep detailed records for issues closing within the last sixty days, plus everything currently live. An issue older than that stays as a frozen record rather than being dropped.
Listing-day prices are not in our dataset, so we do not show a listing gain for issues that have already listed. We would rather leave a figure out than estimate it.