Upcoming and open IPOs in India, updated live

Every IPO comes with a red herring prospectus that runs to several hundred pages. Broker IPO reports condense it into what matters to an investor: how the business makes money, how fast it is growing, how much debt it carries, and whether the asking price is fair against listed companies in the same line of business. Reading a few of them side by side is the quickest way to see where analysts agree and where they don’t.

What a good IPO report tells you

Look for four things: what the money raised will be used for (paying debt, building capacity, or letting existing shareholders sell), the valuation compared with listed peers, the trend in revenue and profit over three years, and the risks the company itself lists in the prospectus. A report that skips any of these is a summary, not an analysis.

How Marketasset helps

For each mainboard and SME issue we gather the IPO notes that securities firms publish, record each firm’s rating and its main reason, and link to the original report. Our own analysis compares the valuation with listed peers, checks the use of proceeds and promoter holding after the issue, and flags risks such as customer concentration or stretched receivables. Open any IPO above to read it.

Live dates and prices

Price bands, lot sizes, issue sizes, bidding, allotment and listing dates and subscription figures on this page are fetched automatically every 15 minutes during market hours, so the calendar and the closing-soon list stay current.

Marketasset is an information service. Broker ratings belong to the firms that issued them, and nothing on this page is advice to apply for or avoid an IPO. Read the prospectus and speak to a SEBI-registered adviser if you are unsure.