IPO Listing Performance Tracker 2026

Updated on. 13.06.2026|10:15 AM

Complete Indian IPO Listing Data for 2026

Segment Performance: Mainboard vs SME IPO Listing Performance

Mainboard and SME IPOs very much differ in issue size, volatility, liquidity and that may have direct affect in the listing performance.

Highest and Lowest IPO Listings in 2026

The following tables highlight the highest and lowest IPO listings across the Mainboard and SME segments, identifying notable outliers in listing performance.

Top IPO Listing Performers (Top 10) (2026)

Weakest IPO Listings (Top 5) (2026)

Key Observations from IPO Listings till May 2026

1. The average IPO return overstates the experience of most investors.

The median listing gain is just 0.37%, far below the average of 4.53%. This suggests that a small number of strong listings have disproportionately influenced the overall market average.

2. SME IPOs are generating higher returns, but they are also dominating both the winners and losers list.

While SME IPOs have delivered a higher average listing gain than Mainboard IPOs, they also account for most of the strongest and weakest listings of 2026, highlighting the segment's higher risk-reward profile.

3. Premium listings have not dominated the IPO market in 2026.

Nearly half of all IPOs have either listed at a discount or at par. This suggests that positive listing gains have been concentrated in selected offerings rather than being broadly distributed across the market.

4. Extreme outcomes are shaping the year's IPO performance.

The difference between the best listing gain (98.76%) and the worst listing loss (-34.6%) exceeds 130 percentage points. Such a large gap shows that IPO selection has played a much larger role than overall market direction.

How the IPO Listing Performance Tracker is Maintained

• IPO listing data is verified using official exchange sources, primarily the National Stock Exchange of India(NSE) and BSE.
• Financial and company-related information is sourced from publicly available documents such as the Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) and Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP).
• Additional industry and company data is referenced from reliable institutional sources including the Securities and Exchange Board of India, the India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF), company websites, and exchange filings.
• The P/E ratio of each IPO is calculated using earnings data disclosed in the RHP and the IPO issue price.
• Listing Gain or Loss (%) is calculated using the following formula:
  Listing Gain (%) = ((Listing Price − Issue Price) / Issue Price) × 100
• The tracker is updated during the first week of every month to incorporate IPO listings from the previous month.
• Updates may also be made periodically whenever new verified listing information becomes available.

If you're new to IPO concepts, explore detailed IPO glossary to understand key terms like GMP, P/E ratio, and listing gain.

Why IPO Listing Performance Matters

Listing performance is an important indicator when assessing IPO outcomes because it reflects investor sentiment across different industries and valuation levels.

It also indicates how a particular industry or sector is performing and the price levels at which investors are willing to participate in newly listed companies. Listing performance data can further help in analysing investor behaviour across different sectors, issue sizes, and valuation levels.

Over time, studying listing outcomes provides useful insights into how investors respond to different IPO characteristics and overall market conditions.

Looking for deeper IPO analysis? Explore IPO Market Analytics.

Disclaimer: Investment in securities is subject to market risks. Investors are advised to read all relevant documents, including the RHP and DRHP, before making any investment decisions. MrMoneyFrugal and its team have made their best efforts to present information from logical and reliable sources. The content is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.