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IPO Calendar – Live, Upcoming & Listed IPOs
Track mainboard & SME IPOs on NSE and BSE — price band, issue size, dates and live subscription status.
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IPO Calendar 2026 – Live, Upcoming & Recently Listed IPOs on NSE & BSE
Never miss a public issue with StockeZee's IPO Calendar 2026. Track every IPO open for bidding right now, all upcoming IPOs yet to open, and recently listed companies across both NSE and BSE — including mainboard and SME IPOs. Each entry shows the price band, lot size, issue size, open and close dates, GMP (Grey Market Premium), and live subscription status so you can plan your applications with confidence. Updated daily, completely free.
What is an IPO Calendar and How to Use It?
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) Calendar is a day-by-day schedule of companies raising capital by listing shares on the stock exchange for the first time. StockeZee's IPO Calendar groups every issue by live status: Live (open for subscription right now), Forthcoming (announced and opening soon), and Listed (recently debuted on the exchange). For each IPO you can see the price band, minimum lot size for retail investors, total issue size in crore rupees, bidding window open and close dates, the exchange (NSE, BSE, or both), whether it is a mainboard or SME issue, GMP, and the live subscription multiple. Use the calendar to shortlist IPOs worth applying for and never miss a bidding window.
Why Use StockeZee's IPO Calendar?
- Complete NSE & BSE Coverage: Track every mainboard and SME IPO on both exchanges in one free dashboard — no toggling between NSE and BSE websites.
- Live Subscription Status: See real-time subscription multiples (how many times oversubscribed) for open issues before you apply.
- GMP Tracking: Monitor the Grey Market Premium to gauge market sentiment before an IPO lists.
- Clear Open & Close Dates: Exact bidding window for every issue so you never miss a deadline.
- Price Band & Lot Size: View the retail price band and minimum lot size upfront to calculate your application amount.
- Status Filters: Instantly switch between Live, Forthcoming and Listed IPOs with one click.
- Exchange & Segment Tags: Identify NSE/BSE and SME/Mainboard issues at a glance.
How to Apply for an IPO — Step by Step
- Find an IPO: Browse the Live or Forthcoming tab in StockeZee's IPO Calendar to identify open or upcoming issues.
- Check Price Band & Lot Size: Note the price band and lot size to calculate your application amount (lot size × upper price band).
- Apply via ASBA or UPI: Log in to your bank's net banking or a SEBI-registered broker app and apply through ASBA or UPI mandate — funds stay blocked in your account until allotment.
- Wait for Allotment: Allotment is announced a few days after the issue closes. Check your IPO allotment status on the BSE or NSE website using your PAN or application number.
- Monitor Listing Day: Watch the listing price on StockeZee on listing day. Decide whether to exit at listing or hold based on your investment thesis.
IPO Calendar Key Features
- Searchable List: Find any IPO quickly by company name or symbol.
- Real-time GMP: Grey Market Premium updated throughout the day to gauge listing sentiment.
- Subscription Multiple: See how many times an IPO is oversubscribed — a key indicator of institutional and retail demand.
- Historical Listings: Review recently listed IPOs to compare listing gains with GMP expectations and plan future applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Live IPO is currently open for subscription — the bidding window is active. You can apply through your bank's ASBA facility or via a SEBI-registered stockbroker's app using your UPI ID. The IPO will show an open and close date on StockeZee's IPO Calendar. Make sure to apply before 5:00 PM IST on the closing date. Funds are blocked in your bank account and only debited if you receive an allotment.
GMP (Grey Market Premium) is the unofficial premium at which an IPO's shares trade in the grey market before the official stock exchange listing. For example, if an IPO has a price band of ₹100–₹110 and the GMP is ₹50, market participants expect the shares to list around ₹160. GMP is not regulated by SEBI and is only a sentiment indicator — actual listing price may differ significantly. StockeZee tracks GMP data to give investors an early sense of listing expectations.
IPO subscription status shows how many times the total shares on offer have been applied for by investors. An IPO is 'oversubscribed' when applications exceed the available shares. For example, a 50× oversubscription means applications were received for 50 times more shares than offered. High oversubscription — especially in the QIB and NII categories — signals strong institutional demand and is often associated with better listing gains, though it also reduces allotment probability for retail investors.
A mainboard IPO is listed on the NSE Main Market or BSE Main Board and is open to all investor categories including retail, HNI, and institutional investors. Mainboard issues have stricter SEBI financial and profitability criteria. An SME IPO is listed on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms for smaller companies with less stringent listing requirements. SME IPOs have higher lot sizes for retail investors (typically ₹1–2 lakh minimum application) and are generally higher risk but can offer higher returns. Both types are tracked on StockeZee's IPO Calendar.
IPO allotment follows SEBI guidelines. If an IPO is oversubscribed in the retail (RII) category, a computerised lottery system is used — each applicant gets one lot or nothing. If undersubscribed, all retail applicants receive full allotment. For NII (HNI) and QIB categories, allotment is proportionate. Allotment results are published by the registrar (KFin Technologies, MUFG Intime India, Bigshare Services) typically within 6 trading days of the IPO closing date. You can check allotment status on the BSE website, NSE website, or the registrar's portal using your PAN or application number.
ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) is the mandatory mechanism for applying in IPOs in India. Instead of paying upfront, your application amount is blocked (not debited) in your bank account. Blocked funds continue to earn interest and are only debited when shares are allotted. If you don't receive an allotment, the block is released immediately after allotment results. ASBA applications can be submitted through your bank's net banking, stockbroker's trading app, or mobile banking app. The UPI-based application is the fastest method and works for retail applications up to ₹5 lakh.
IPO lot size is the minimum number of shares you must apply for in one application. Retail investors must apply in multiples of one lot. To calculate your application amount: multiply the lot size by the upper end of the price band. For example, if the lot size is 60 shares and the upper price band is ₹150, the minimum application amount is ₹9,000. SEBI mandates that the minimum retail IPO application value falls between ₹10,000 and ₹15,000. For SME IPOs, lot sizes are larger and minimum application amounts can range from ₹1 lakh to ₹2 lakh. You can find the lot size and price band for every IPO on StockeZee's calendar.
You can check your IPO allotment status through three methods: 1) BSE Website — go to bseindia.com, select Investors → IPO → Basis of Allotment, then enter your PAN or application number. 2) NSE Website — similar process at nseindia.com under the IPO section. 3) Registrar Website — each IPO has a designated registrar (KFin Technologies, MUFG Intime India, Bigshare Services). Visit the registrar's portal and enter your PAN, application number, or DP client ID. Allotment results are typically announced within 6 working days of the IPO closing.
The IPO listing date is when the company's shares are officially listed and start trading on the stock exchange for the first time. For mainboard IPOs, listing typically happens within 6 trading days after the issue closing date (T+6). On listing day, you can sell your allotted shares at the market price. If the listing price is above the issue price it is called a listing gain; if below, a listing loss. Listing day is often volatile due to high speculative interest. StockeZee's IPO Calendar shows the expected listing date for every recently closed IPO.
Evaluating which IPO to apply for depends on: 1) Company fundamentals — check revenue growth, profit margins, debt levels, and ROE. 2) Valuation — compare the IPO's P/E ratio with listed peers in the same industry. 3) IPO objectives — money raised for expansion is better than promoter offloading (OFS). 4) GMP (Grey Market Premium) — positive GMP indicates market optimism but is not guaranteed. 5) Subscription demand — high QIB oversubscription signals institutional confidence. 6) Industry outlook — IPOs in growing sectors like defence, renewables, and infrastructure tend to attract premium valuations. Always read the IPO prospectus (DRHP) available on SEBI's website before applying.
Yes. StockeZee's IPO Calendar includes both mainboard and SME IPOs across the NSE and BSE. You can filter by segment to view only SME issues (listed on NSE Emerge or BSE SME) or only mainboard issues. SME IPOs have higher lot sizes, higher minimum application amounts, and are generally more suitable for high-risk-tolerant investors. All SME IPOs are clearly tagged in the calendar.
StockeZee's IPO Calendar is updated daily. New IPO announcements, price bands, open and close dates, subscription multiples, GMP, and allotment details are refreshed every day so you always have the most current information. Live subscription data for open IPOs is fetched in real-time during bidding hours. The NSE and BSE websites are the authoritative sources for IPO details.
Never miss a public issue — track every live and upcoming IPO on NSE & BSE with StockeZee's free IPO Calendar, updated daily.