Upcoming IPO 2025, IPO Calendar 2025, New IPO List

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Here is the list of the Upcoming IPOs in 2025, including both SME and Mainboard offerings. Click on the IPO names for detailed information.

The IPOs scheduled for this week and the upcoming weeks are Paradeep Parivahan, Divine Hira Jewellers, Grand Contient Hotels, Rapid Fleet Management, Active Infrastructures, and Desco Infratech.

List of Upcoming IPO with Details

Upcoming IPOs 2025IPO TypeStatusOpenCloseBoA DtListingIPO SizeIPO Price
Prostarm Info SystemsMainboardUpcomingTBATBATBATBATBATBA
Vikram SolarMainboardUpcomingTBATBATBATBATBATBA
JSW CementMainboardUpcomingTBATBATBATBA₹4,000 Cr.TBA
Ather EnergyMainboardUpcomingTBATBATBATBATBATBA
ArisInfra SolutionsMainboardUpcomingTBATBATBATBATBATBA
Shri Ahimsa NaturalsSMEOpen25 Mar27 Mar28 Mar2 Apr₹73.81 Cr.₹113 to ₹119
Desco InfratechSMEOpen24 Mar26 Mar27 Mar1 Apr₹30.75 Cr.₹147 to ₹150
Active InfrastructuresSMEClose21 Mar25 Mar26 Mar28 Mar₹77.83 Cr.₹178 to ₹181
Rapid Fleet ManagementSMEClose21 Mar25 Mar26 Mar28 Mar₹43.87 Cr.₹183 to ₹192
Grand Contient HotelsSMEClose20 Mar24 Mar25 Mar27 Mar₹74.46 Cr.₹107 to ₹113
Divine Hira JewellersSMEListed17 Mar19 Mar20 Mar24 Mar₹31.84 Cr.₹90
Paradeep ParivahanSMEListed17 Mar19 Mar20 Mar24 Mar₹44.86 Cr.₹93 to ₹98
Super Iron FoundrySMEListed11 Mar13 Mar19 Mar19 Mar₹68.05 Cr.₹108
PDP Shipping & ProjectsSMEListed10 Mar12 Mar13 Mar18 Mar₹12.65 Cr.₹135
NAPS Global IndiaSMEListed4 Mar6 Mar7 Mar11 Mar₹11.88 Cr.₹90
Balaji PhosphatesSMEListed28 Feb4 Mar5 Mar7 Mar₹50.11 Cr.₹70
Shreenath PaperSMEListed25 Feb28 Feb3 Mar5 Mar₹23.36 Cr.₹44
Nukleus Office SolutionsSMEListed24 Feb27 Feb28 Feb4 Mar₹31.70 Cr.₹234
Beezaasan ExplotechSMEListed21 Feb25 Feb27 Feb3 Mar₹59.93 Cr.₹165 to ₹175
HP Telecom IndiaSMEListed20 Feb24 Feb25 Feb28 Feb₹34.23 Cr.₹108
Swasth FoodtechSMEListed20 Feb24 Feb25 Feb28 Feb₹14.92 Cr.₹94

Investor Disclaimer: The upcoming IPO calendar is based on publicly available news and may change. We do not provide grey market rates or financial advice. Investors are encouraged to conduct their own research before making any investments.

What is an IPO?

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time, becoming a publicly listed entity. Companies launch IPOs to raise capital for expansion, strengthen their financial position, or repay debts. Through an IPO, investors can purchase shares and become part-owners of the company.

Types of IPOs

  • Mainboard IPO: Companies listed on the BSE and NSE stock exchanges.
  • SME IPO (Small and Medium Enterprise): Companies listed on the SME segment of BSE or NSE.

Basics of an IPO Process

  • Filing DRHP: The company submits the Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) to SEBI, providing detailed financial disclosures.
  • Approval with RHP: SEBI issues the Red Herring Prospectus (RHP), allowing the company to proceed with the IPO.
  • Price Determination: The share price is set and disclosed by the registrars.
  • Subscription Period: Typically lasts for 3 to 5 days, during which retail investors, QIBs, and NIIs can invest.
  • Allotment and Refund: Investors are informed of their allotments, and refunds are processed.
  • Listing Day: Shares begin trading, with the market setting the opening price.

Purpose and Importance of IPOs

  • Transition from Private to Public: IPOs help companies gain credibility and market reputation by becoming publicly listed entities.
  • Capital Growth: Funds raised through IPOs can be used for business expansion, debt repayment, and other development activities.
  • Brand Awareness: IPOs attract media attention, showcasing the company’s vision, mission, and growth potential.
  • Market Engagement: Going public brings in new employees, stakeholders, and investment opportunities, enhancing brand awareness.
  • Increased Credibility and Visibility: A successful IPO signals strong growth potential and attracts both retail and institutional investors, boosting the company’s financial standing.
  • Governance and Accountability: Public companies must maintain transparency and accurate financial records, fostering investor trust.

How to Subscribe to an IPO

UPI Method:

  • Open your Demat account app (Zerodha, Upstox, Paytm Money, etc.).
  • Select the IPO you want and then apply using your UPI ID.
  • Approve the payment mandate through your bank or UPI app.

ASBA Method:

  • Log in to your bank account and apply via ASBA.
  • Enter your Demat account number, PAN, and bidding details before submitting.

Broker Method:

  • Contact your broker to fill out and submit the IPO application form.
  • Important Notes for Investors
  • IPO dates are subject to change based on SEBI approvals.
  • We provide information for educational purposes only and do not trade or offer grey market premiums.
  • Refer to the Historic IPO Table for past listings on BSE and NSE.

Upcoming IPO FAQs

Which IPOs are open today or this week, and which IPOs are coming soon?

This week, you can look forward to offerings from Paradeep Parivahan, Divine Hira Jewellers, Grand Contient Hotels, Rapid Fleet Management, Active Infrastructures, and Desco Infratech.

What are the best upcoming IPOs in India for 2025?

The top upcoming IPOs in India for 2025 include Paradeep Parivahan, Divine Hira Jewellers, Grand Contient Hotels, Rapid Fleet Management, Active Infrastructures, Desco Infratech, and more. After SEBI’s approval, note that additional names might be added to the list.

Can I apply for an IPO even without a Demat account?

No. According to SEBI regulations, you must have a Demat account to participate in an IPO.

Are IPOs a good investment?

Yes, IPOs can be a sound investment both for the short and long term, especially if the company’s financial health and investor demand are robust.

How can I apply for upcoming IPOs online?

Investors can apply for upcoming IPOs online using UPI-based application methods or through banks via the ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) system.

Where can I obtain an application form for an upcoming IPO?

You can download blank ASBA IPO application forms from the NSE or BSE websites or, alternatively, obtain them from your broker.

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