GMP updates through the bidding window
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Open for bidding
Applications close soon on these issues
Price Band
₹72–77
Issue Size
47.43 Cr
Lot Size
1600
GMP (rumour)
Not quoted
GMP × Lot
—
Open
21 Jul
Close
23 Jul
Allot.
24 Jul
Listing
28 Jul
Gulf Lloyds
SME
Price Band
₹100–100
Issue Size
17.28 Cr
Lot Size
1200
GMP (rumour)
₹5(+5%)
GMP × Lot
₹6,000
Open
20 Jul
Close
22 Jul
Allot.
23 Jul
Listing
27 Jul
Price Band
₹402–424
Issue Size
450 Cr
Lot Size
35
GMP (rumour)
₹90(+21.23%)
GMP × Lot
₹3,150
Open
17 Jul
Close
21 Jul
Allot.
22 Jul
Listing
24 Jul
Opening soon
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Silverstorm Parks & Resorts
SME
Price Band
₹123–133
Issue Size
82 Cr
Lot Size
1000
GMP (rumour)
Not quoted
GMP × Lot
—
Open
24 Jul
Close
28 Jul
Allot.
29 Jul
Listing
31 Jul
Xtranet Technologies
Mainboard
Price Band
₹120–127
Issue Size
167 Cr
Lot Size
110
GMP (rumour)
₹20(+15.75%)
GMP × Lot
₹2,200
Open
23 Jul
Close
27 Jul
Allot.
28 Jul
Listing
30 Jul
Indo-MIM
Mainboard
Price Band
₹461–485
Issue Size
3810.31 Cr
Lot Size
—
GMP (rumour)
₹190(+39.18%)
GMP × Lot
—
Open
23 Jul
Close
27 Jul
Allot.
28 Jul
Listing
30 Jul
Recently listed
How they've performed since debut
Price Band
₹105–105
Issue Size
126.25 Cr
Lot Size
142
Listed At
—
Current
—
Open
14 Jul
Close
16 Jul
Allot.
17 Jul
Listing
21 Jul
Price Band
₹574–574
Issue Size
9795.32 Cr
Lot Size
26
Listed At
—
Current
—
Open
14 Jul
Close
16 Jul
Allot.
17 Jul
Listing
21 Jul
Price Band
₹331–331
Issue Size
146.30 Cr
Lot Size
400
Listed At
—
Current
—
Open
14 Jul
Close
16 Jul
Allot.
17 Jul
Listing
21 Jul
Buyback
A buyback is a company repurchasing its own shares from the market — usually above the traded price.
Orbit Exports Ltd.
21 Jul 2026 – 27 Jul 2026
- Record Date
- 15 Jul 2026
- Buyback Price
- ₹250
- Issue Size
- ₹27.60 Cr
- Premium
- +11.4%
0.11 shares · 0% of total equity
From the blog
Reviews, guides and market notes
What Is GMP in an IPO? A Plain-English Guide
Grey market premium explained — what it measures, why it moves daily, and how much weight to actually give it before applying.
6 min read
How IPO Allotment Actually Works
From bid to Demat credit — the allotment process for oversubscribed mainboard and SME issues, step by step.
6 min read
Everything I need before applying is on one screen — GMP trend, subscription split and the allotment date. I stopped keeping five tabs open.
Parveen Dileep
Retail investor · IPOSathi user
Everything under one roof
Looking for the latest IPOs in India? IPOSathi brings mainboard and SME issues, live GMP updates, subscription data and allotment status together, so you are not stitching the picture together from five different tabs.
Track All IPOs
Follow every mainboard and SME IPO in one place — open, upcoming and recently listed issues, with price bands, lot sizes and issue dates updated through each trading day.
Browse all IPOs →Check Allotment
Once allotment is finalised, jump straight to the right registrar — Link Intime, KFin, Bigshare or Skyline — without hunting for the correct status page yourself.
Check allotment status →Stay Updated
Grey market premium moves daily and subscription numbers change by the hour. Both are tracked here from the day bidding opens right through to listing day.
See the IPO calendar →Real-time IPO information
Every IPO open for subscription today is tracked live. Grey market premium, category-wise subscription and application trends all update through the bidding window — so the number you are looking at is the number right now.
Grey Market Premium
GMP is an unofficial, over-the-counter indicator of what a share is fetching before it lists. We track the daily movement so you can see the trend, not just today's number.
Subscription Status
Live subscription multiples split across QIB, NII and Retail, so you can see which category is actually driving demand on an issue before you apply.
Financials & Valuation
Three years of revenue, assets and profit alongside P/E, RoE and peer comparison — the numbers that tell you whether the premium is justified.
Easy application methods
There are two ways retail investors apply for an IPO in India. Both block the money in your own bank account until allotment — it never leaves your control.
UPI application
Apply through your broker's app using your UPI ID. You approve a mandate in your UPI app and the amount is blocked until allotment is finalised. The simplest route for most retail investors, capped at ₹5 lakh per application.
ASBA via net banking
Applications Supported by Blocked Amount — apply directly through your bank's net banking portal. The bank blocks the funds in your account. This is the route HNIs use, since it has no ₹5 lakh UPI ceiling.
IPO basics, answered
What is GMP in an IPO?+
GMP, or grey market premium, is the amount per share that buyers in an unofficial off-market are paying above an IPO's issue price before it lists. A GMP of ₹60 on a ₹300 issue implies an expected listing around ₹360. It is an unregulated sentiment indicator, not a guarantee.
How do I check my IPO allotment status?+
Allotment status is published by the issue's registrar — Link Intime, KFin Technologies, Bigshare or MUFG Intime — usually one working day after the issue closes. You can look yourself up by PAN, application number or demat client ID.
What is the difference between a mainboard IPO and an SME IPO?+
Mainboard IPOs list on the main NSE and BSE platforms and must meet larger size and track-record requirements. SME IPOs list on the NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms, are smaller, and carry a much larger minimum lot — often ₹1 lakh or more — so they are aimed at investors who can take on more risk.
When are IPO shares credited and when does listing happen?+
India follows a T+3 listing timeline, where T is the issue closing date. The basis of allotment is finalised on T+1, blocked funds are released and shares credited to demat accounts on T+2, and the stock lists and begins trading on T+3.
Does applying for more lots improve my chances of allotment?+
Not in the retail category of an oversubscribed IPO. Once retail is covered more than once, every valid application is reduced to a single lot and selected by a computerised draw, so a large application and a minimum one have the same odds.
More in our IPO guides.