IPOs Opening Next Week: 4 Upcoming IPOs from 17–20 August 2026

Four IPOs are opening next week, between 17 and 20 August 2026 — Horizon Industrial Parks Limited, Lalithaa Jewellery Mart Limited, Sunshine Pictures Limited, and Shankesh Jewellers Limited. Together they span industrial real estate, jewellery retail, and film production, giving investors tracking the IPO calendar for August 2026 a genuinely varied set of upcoming IPOs to review before applications open.

Here's a full breakdown of dates, price bands, lot sizes, and issue sizes for all four.

Quick Highlights: IPOs Opening Next Week

• Largest issue by size: Horizon Industrial Parks, at ₹2,600 crore
• Smallest issue by size: Sunshine Pictures, at ₹282.1 crore
• Widest opening window: Two overlapping pairs — Horizon Industrial Parks and Lalithaa Jewellery Mart open 17–19 August, while Sunshine Pictures and Shankesh Jewellers open 18–20 August

These are objective comparisons based on the published figures, not an assessment of which IPO is preferable.

Horizon Industrial Parks IPO

Horizon Industrial Parks operates in the industrial and logistics real estate space, developing and managing facilities used by businesses for warehousing, manufacturing, and distribution. Its portfolio is focused on supporting large-scale supply chain and industrial operations. 

At ₹2,600 crore, this is the largest issue opening next week. The retail quota is set at 10% — notably lower than the other three IPOs in this batch, which typically points to a larger share of the book being reserved for institutional and non-institutional investors.

• Price band: ₹57–60 per share
• Lot size: 250 shares
• Minimum retail investment: ₹15,000
• Registrar: KFin Technologies Limited
  

Check Horizon Industrial Park IPO Detail page for more information.

Lalithaa Jewellery Mart IPO.

Lalithaa Jewellery Mart is a jewellery retail company offering gold, diamond, and other jewellery products to customers. Its business primarily revolves around organised jewellery retail through its store network. 

This is the second-largest issue opening next week at ₹1,700 crore, and it carries the highest retail form count of the four IPOs — 3,98,615 forms — reflecting both the size of the issue and its 35% retail quota.

• Price band: ₹190–201 per share
• Lot size: 74 shares
• Minimum retail investment: ₹14,874
• Registrar: MUFG Intime India Pvt. Ltd.

Check Lalithaa Jewellery Mart IPO Detail page for more information.

Sunshine Pictures IPO

Sunshine Pictures operates in the entertainment industry and is involved in the production of films and other audiovisual content. Its business includes developing and producing content for theatrical and digital distribution. 

This is the smallest issue opening next week at ₹282.1 crore, and it carries the highest price band of the four — ₹342–360 per share — despite being the smallest by issue size. 

• Price band: ₹342–360 per share
• Lot size: 41 shares
• Minimum retail investment: ₹14,760
• Registrar: Bigshare Services Pvt Ltd

Check Sunshine Pictures IPO Detail page for more information.

Shankesh Jewellers IPO

Shankesh Jewellers is engaged in the jewellery business, offering products across gold, diamond, and other jewellery categories. The company serves retail customers through its jewellery sales operations.

Sized at ₹367.1 crore, this issue shares its registrar — KFin Technologies — with Horizon Industrial Parks, though the two issues differ sharply on retail quota (35% here versus 10% for Horizon Industrial Parks).

• Price band: ₹88–93 per share
• Lot size: 160 shares
• Minimum retail investment: ₹14,880
• Registrar: KFin Technologies Ltd.

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Check Shankesh Jewellers IPO Detail page for more information.

How Retail IPO Applications Work

A few terms recur across every IPO and are worth understanding once:

Price band is the price range within which a company invites bids in a book-built IPO. The final issue price is discovered based on demand across all investor categories.

IPO lot size is the minimum number of shares in one application lot. Investors cannot apply for a single share — applications must be made in multiples of the prescribed lot size.

Cut-off price is an option available to eligible retail investors in a book-built IPO, where the investor agrees to apply at the final price discovered through the bidding process, whatever that turns out to be within the band.

Retail quota is the percentage of the total issue specifically reserved for individual retail investors, separate from the portions reserved for institutional and high-net-worth investors.

Estimated application counts (such as the number of retail forms available) give a broad sense of how many minimum-sized applications the retail portion could accommodate at full subscription. They are not a prediction of allotment odds — actual allotment depends on how the issue is subscribed and the allotment methodology used once bidding closes.

Track Upcoming IPOs on IPO Ji

With four IPOs opening on overlapping dates next week, tracking each issue's live subscription numbers and confirmed dates individually is useful. The IPO Ji app (also on iOS) and website let readers follow live IPO subscription figures, unofficial grey market premium (GMP) trends, allotment status, and confirmed timelines as each issue progresses. GMP figures reflect informal market sentiment and are unofficial — they are not published or endorsed by the exchanges or the companies involved.