This section tracks all listed IPOs on NSE and BSE, including newly listed IPOs this week and listed IPOs today. Stay updated with each IPO’s listing date, issue price, listing price, and listing gains. Use this page to evaluate IPO performance after listing and compare with final GMP and subscription figures.
*For Mainboard IPO listing and closing prices are as per BSE; SME IPO listing and closing prices are as per their respective exchanges.
📌 Why Track Newly Listed IPOs?
Many investors actively track newly listed IPOs to understand how the stock performs after listing, especially in relation to market expectations like the grey market premium (GMP) and the overall subscription response. Keeping an eye on the IPOs listed today also helps gauge investor sentiment and short-term demand.
IPO shares are listed during a special pre-open session between 9:00 AM and 10:00 AM on the listing day.
The process begins with the Order Entry Period from 9:00 AM to 9:45 AM, during which investors can place, modify, or cancel their orders. However, this window may close at a random time between the 35th and 45th minute, as the system uses a random closure mechanism during the last 10 minutes.
Immediately after this, the Order Matching & Trade Confirmation Period starts (around 9:45 AM and ends by 9:55 AM). During this time, the system determines the IPO’s opening price through order matching, and trades are confirmed based on the discovered price.
Finally, there is a short Buffer Period from 9:55 AM to 10:00 AM to ensure a smooth transition from the pre-open session to the normal market. Regular trading begins at 10:00 AM, and the IPO shares can then be bought or sold like any other listed stock.
2. Where Are IPOs Listed in India?+
In India, IPOs are listed on either the National Stock Exchange (NSE) or the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), depending on the company’s choice. Most Mainboard IPOs are listed on both NSE and BSE, allowing wider participation from investors. However, SME IPOs are typically listed on only one platform — either NSE Emerge or BSE SME, which are dedicated platforms for small and medium-sized enterprises. The chosen exchange is mentioned in the company’s offer documents, such as the Red Herring Prospectus (RHP). Once listed, shares are traded like any other listed stock during regular market hours.
3. How is IPO listing gain calculated?+
IPO listing gain is calculated using the formula:
(Listing Price − Issue Price) ÷ Issue Price × 100%.
For example, if an IPO is issued at ₹100 and lists at ₹120, the listing gain would be 20%.
4. Can I buy a stock on its listing day?+
Yes, you can buy an IPO-listed stock once trading begins at 10:00 AM on the listing day. Just like any other stock, IPO shares are available on your broker’s platform, subject to demand and price movement.
5. When can you trade in the IPO shares?+
You can trade in new shares after they are listed and after ensuring that the allotted shares have been credited into your Demat Account. As per current rules, you cannot affect any off market transfers from your account till the shares are listed.
📬 Stay Updated
Bookmark this page for daily updates on recently listed IPOs and track each company’s NSE/BSE listing price, performance, and gain/loss figures. This list is updated regularly with the latest IPO listings in India.