About IPO Calendar
IPO Calendar is a free tracker for Indian initial public offerings. It lists every open, upcoming and recently closed mainboard and SME issue on a single page, with the estimated grey market premium, price band, overall subscription, allotment date, listing date and listing price side by side, so you can compare issues in seconds instead of opening ten tabs.
Our purpose
Public IPO information is often spread across offer documents, exchange notices and bidding updates. IPO Calendar brings the most useful facts together in a consistent format so readers can find an issue, understand its timeline and begin their own research. The site is designed for information and comparison, not for recommending whether anyone should invest.
What each IPO page gives you
- A four-point review covering grey market premium, company financials, subscription status and anchor investors, each scored and summarised in a couple of lines.
- A financials table with revenue, expenses, EBITDA, profit after tax and total assets for the latest reported periods.
- A subscription and allotment tracker that follows an issue from bidding open through allotment to listing, using official BSE and NSE bidding figures.
- Anchor investors, read from the anchor allocation letters published on the exchange websites, with a link to the original document.
- Key risks such as litigation, customer concentration, cyclical demand and regulatory or compliance exposure.
Where the data comes from
Subscription figures come from the exchanges' published bidding data. Anchor investor names come from the anchor allocation letters hosted on BSE and NSE. Dates, price bands, issue sizes and financials come from offer documents and public IPO listings. Grey market premium is an unofficial, unregulated estimate gathered from public grey-market sources — treat it as sentiment, not fact.
The site refreshes itself automatically every hour, and artificial intelligence is used to read those sources, structure the data and write the short reviews. AI can make mistakes, so always verify against the RHP and the exchange websites before acting on anything you read here.
How updates and corrections work
Automated checks look for changes to IPO dates, price bands, subscription totals, allotment status, listing prices and related information. Update times vary because exchanges and companies publish information on their own schedules. When an official source conflicts with an unofficial source, the official filing or exchange publication should be treated as authoritative.
If a reader reports an error, we review the relevant source and correct the record where the report can be verified. Older figures may remain visible while a source is unavailable, and some fields will show a dash when reliable information has not been published.
Independence
We do not sell IPO applications, we are not a broker or distributor, and companies cannot pay to change a review or verdict. IPO Calendar is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst, and nothing published here is investment advice.
Use of AI
AI helps collect, organise and summarise public information. It does not replace source documents or human judgment, and it can misunderstand or omit details. Every review should therefore be read alongside the red herring prospectus and official exchange disclosures.
Contact us if you spot an error, missing source or outdated figure — corrections are welcome. You can also read our full disclaimer.