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"An IPO is the beginning of a new chapter in a companys journey.".

DRHP-filed IPOs or companies planning to go public in coming weeks or months are considered upcoming IPOs.

About IPO

An IPO is a company's first public offering on the stock exchange, where shares are made available to investors for the first time. It allows investors to participate in the company's growth journey from an early stage.

What Are Upcoming IPOs?

Upcoming IPOs are issues that have filed DRHP or are expected to file soon and may open for subscription in the coming months.

Who Can Invest in an IPO?
  • Retail investors who apply within the retail quota.
  • Institutional investors such as mutual funds, pension funds, and insurers.
  • Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs) meeting regulatory requirements.
  • HNIs placing bids above 2 lakhs.
  • Company insiders and eligible employees in specific reserved categories.
Steps to Apply for an IPO
  1. Research the company, issue details, and financial profile.
  2. Open a brokerage and demat account with IPO access.
  3. Apply during subscription with your preferred bid lot and price.
  4. Receive allotment updates after the issue closes.
  5. Get shares credited to your demat account before listing.
  6. Track listing and decide your investment horizon.
How to Improve Allotment Chances?

Consider applying early, bidding at cut-off where applicable, and ensuring all KYC and account details are correct. Multiple valid applications from different PAN-linked demat accounts may improve probability.

Read our allotment chances guide
Prerequisites for IPO Application
  • Brokerage account with a participating broker.
  • Demat account for holding shares in electronic form.
  • Completed KYC verification.
  • PAN card and linked bank account.
  • Required minimum investment funds available in bank account.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Ans. The minimum investment for retail investors is generally between 13,000 to 15,000 INR. However, the maximum investment is restricted to 2 lakh INR.

Ans. Yes, you need a DMAT account to invest in an IPO along with a trading account through which you can sell the allotted shares in the market. If you don't have an account already, IPO Ji offers a tailored interface to open a DMAT account with your favorite broker in a few steps for FREE*.

Ans. A DRHP is a Draft Red Herring Prospectus, a preliminary document that a company files with the regulatory authorities before its IPO. It includes all details about the business and financials concerning the IPO offering but excludes information on the final issue price. This document is used to gauge investor interest and finalize the IPO details.

Ans. In simple terms, a DRHP is a draft prospectus filed with regulators, including a preliminary description relating to the IPO, but it does not include the final issue price. The RHP (Red Herring Prospectus) is the final form with regulatory approval, including the final issue price and allotment information.

Ans. Yes! Smart investors often invest their money in IPOs. While there are chances that the IPO may open at a discount, most IPOs in history have opened with significant premiums. Therefore, investing in IPOs is generally considered a good idea, with the chances of profit outweighing the risks.

Ans. One should thoroughly research the company's financial records of the past 3 years and check how they plan to use the funds raised from the IPO. It is also a good idea to assess whether the listed price is over-valued or under-valued based on the company's market reputation.


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