Upcoming IPO

By going to Finology’s Ticker platform and clicking on the IPO button on the top, you will be able to find out the upcoming IPOs.

• Step 1: Login to your respective service provider.
• Step 2: Click on the IPO button.
• Step 3: Select the IPO you want to bid and enter the relevant details.
• Step4: Your subscription will be completed once you make the payment or give permission.

Throughout the subscription period, investors make a bid based on certain strategies. Both investing in the first and upcoming days has pros and cons. However, an investor who is sure of bidding can take up to do so on day one itself.

Zomato, Paytm, NSE, LIC, Aditya Birla Sun Life AMC, and Car Trade, etc are a few upcoming IPOs for 2021. For further details on the upcoming IPOs, please visit the IPO section on Ticker.

A lot of parameters such as previous history, future growth, grey market premium, competition, product, and industry are analyzed thoroughly. For quick analysis and details, check out Ticker’s IPO section and Finology Blog.

One can keep track of finance-based news or simply check Ticker’s IPO section to know the dates of upcoming IPOs.

It tells one the total value of a specific IPO. One can arrive at the same by multiplying the number of shares and the issue price.

A minimum of one lot should be bid for in order to make your application valid. After that, they can only apply in multiples up to the maximum lot of 13 in most cases.

The lot size of an IPO is calculated by the company and book-running managers in reference to the price band of each equity share.

It is decided by the syndicate of the investment banks who will be taking care of the IPO process. In most cases, the company, underwriters and the syndicate institutions decide together.

IPO GMP or grey market premium indicates or predicts share movements pertaining to the grey market. To understand the detailed mechanism of the grey market, click on - IPO GMP.

The Minimum lot is decided based on the minimum application amount. However, the same cannot fall below or exceed the range of 10,000 to 15,000.