IPO Calendar 2026 – Upcoming IPOs in India, Live & New IPO Listings

The table below provides a consolidated view of IPO details for quick comparison.

Updated on 30.01.2026|6:01 PM

How to Use This IPO Calendar

•  The IPO calendar includes 13 key parameters that help investors understand an IPO at a glance and compare issues efficiently.
• The IPO name links to a detailed IPO review page, while the subscription opening and closing dates indicate when applications can be submitted.
• The price band shows whether the IPO is a fixed-price issue or offered within a price range, helping estimate the cost of acquiring shares.
• The P/E ratio provides a reference point to assess whether the issue is reasonably valued compared to industry peers.
• The lot size specifies the minimum number of shares that can be applied for in one application.
• The issue size indicates the total amount the company aims to raise through the IPO.
• The issue type clarifies whether the offering is a fresh issue, an offer for sale (OFS), or a combination of both.
• The Mainboard or SME classification helps identify the exchange segment in which the IPO will be listed.
• The listing date shows when the shares are expected to be listed on the designated exchange.
• The listing price and listing gain or loss reflect how the IPO has performed on the day of listing compared to its issue price.

Related IPO Resources

Track grey market trends through our IPO GMP hub page for upcoming and live IPOs.

Follow real-time demand with day-wise data in the IPO Subscription Status section.

Monthly IPO Performance Overview

This section will cover monthy performance of IPOs listed in past month. 

December 2025 IPO Review

Understanding IPO Metrics in the Calendar

IPO Name:
Name of the company that is launching the IPO.

Subscription Open:
This is the date from which you can apply for the shares of the IPO.

Subscription Close:
This is the date on which the company will close the subscription for its shares. After this date, you will not be allowed to apply for the IPO.

Price Band (₹):
This is the price of a share. Usually, it comes in a range, but sometimes it is offered at a fixed price.
For example, Phytochem Remedies (India) Limited came with a fixed price of ₹98 per share, while ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company came with a price band of ₹2,061 – ₹2,165.

P/E Ratio:
This is also called the price-to-earnings ratio. It measures how much the company earns per share and the price at which the share is offered.
For example, if a company earns ₹4 per share and its share is priced at ₹60, then it has a P/E ratio of 15.

Lot Size (Shares):
Lot size means how many shares make one lot.
For example, the ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company IPO has a lot size of 6 shares, while the Gujarat Kidney and Super Speciality Limited IPO has a lot size of 128 shares.

Issue Size:
This is the total amount the company aims to raise through the IPO.
For example, the issue size of Gujarat Kidney and Super Speciality Limited is ₹250.80 crore.

Issue Type:
This indicates whether the IPO is a fresh issue, where the company raises money for growth and business needs, or an OFS (Offer for Sale), where promoters or existing shareholders sell their stake.

Status:

In this column, you can find out listed, closed, upcoming and open or live IPOs.

Mainboard / SME:
This shows whether the IPO is listed on the mainboard (NSE/BSE) or on the SME platform.

Listing Date:
The date on which the shares are listed on the stock exchange. If you have applied and received an allotment, you can sell your shares only on or after the listing date.

Listing Price:
This is the price at which the share lists on the stock exchange. It can be above, below, or equal to the issue price.

Gain / Loss:
If the IPO lists at a higher price than the issue price, you make a gain. If it lists at a lower price, you incur a loss, assuming you sell at the listing price.

IPO Calendar – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is an IPO calendar?

An IPO calendar is a hub page of upcoming, live, and listed IPOs with key details that are important for investors to make informed decisions.

2. How often is the IPO calendar updated?

The IPO calendar is updated regularly. In some cases, it may be updated multiple times a day based on requirements.

3. Does this calendar include SME IPOs?

Yes, this IPO calendar includes both SME and mainboard IPOs.

4. What does listing gain or loss mean?

If a share is listed above the issue price, it is considered a gain. If it is listed below the issue price, it is considered a loss.

5. Where can I check IPO allotment status?

IPO allotment status can be checked online and also on our IPO allotment status hub page.

6. Is IPO data updated after listing?

Yes, the IPO data is updated after listing, including the listing price and the gain or loss.

7. Can the IPO calendar be used to compare multiple IPOs at the same time?

Yes, the IPO calendar is detailed and can be used as a good source to compare multiple IPOs. For example, our calendar lists out 13 key details about IPOs. You can compare listing gains of IPOs, issue size, whether it is a Mainboard or SME IPO, and also one of the important metrics for investing, the P/E ratio.

Disclaimer: This IPO calendar is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors should refer to the Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) and consult a registered financial advisor before making any investment decisions.