IPO Dashboard

An IPO calendar is a timetable that lists upcoming and ongoing initial public offerings (IPOs). It includes important dates such as the start and end of the subscription period, allotment dates, listing dates, and the names of companies preparing to go public.

The IPO Performance Tracker is designed to give you clear and straightforward information on how the IPO is performing. It compares the price when the stock first goes public (the issue price) with the price at which it starts trading on the market (the listing price).

This tool helps you see if an IPO has become successful or fallen on its first day. Whether you're investing, analyzing, or just interested, this tracker breaks down the numbers to show you how new companies perform when they hit the market.

IPO offer documents including the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) and Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) are important for any IPO. DRHP is the initial document which the company submits to SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) for review. Once SEBI approves it, the company files the RHP, which contains the final details.

These documents give investors detailed information about the company going public. These include information about the company's goals, financial position and the background of the promoters, including their shareholdings.

After the IPO, the basis document of allotment, issued by the IPO registrar, provides important details about how the shares were distributed. It shows the number of applications received and how the shares were allocated among different investor categories—qualified institutional buyers (QIBs), non-institutional investors (NIIs) and retail individual investors (RIIs).