Welcome to our Upcoming IPO Page. Here, you can track all the Current and Upcoming Mainboard & SME IPO in the Indian stock market. It is very difficult for new investors to search for the dates, price band and size of each IPO in different places. That is why we have created this dedicated Current & Upcoming Mainboard & SME IPO Tracker, where you will get the latest information of all Mainboard IPO and SME IPO in one place.
Upcoming IPO This Week: Pranav Constructions IPO, Apana Logistics IPO, Glass Wall Systems (India) IPO, Prasol Chemicals IPO, Kanohar Electricals IPO, Karamtara Engineering IPO, LCC Projects IPO, Steamhouse India IPO, Manipal Payment & Identity Solutions (Manipal Cards) IPO, Asset Reconstruction Co.(India) IPO, Amtech Esters IPO, Vinod Texworld Rentomojo IPO, Veegaland Developers IPO.
Current IPO: Qualiance International IPO.
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Here you will get the Open Date, Close Date, Price, Issue Size and Details Links of Current and Upcoming Mainboard & SME IPO List.
Upcoming IPO & Current IPO List 2026 (MainBoard)
| Company | Status | Open | Close | Price | Issue Size |
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| Pranav Constructions Limited | U | 07 Sep | 09 Sep | ₹124 | ₹351.03 Cr. |
Upcoming IPO & Current IPO List 2026 (SME)
| Company | Status | Open | Close | Price | Issue Size |
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| Apana Logistics Limited | U | 07 Sep | 09 Sep | ₹60 | ₹34.14 Cr. |
| Qualiance International Limited | O | 04 Sep | 08 Sep | ₹127 | ₹45.11 Cr. |
What Should Retail Investors Look For Before Applying For An Upcoming IPO?
Instead of blindly investing in any new IPO, as a retail investor you should consider these 3 things:
- Company’s business model: Do you understand what the company manufactures or what services it provides? Invest in businesses that will have demand for the next 5-10 years.
- Company Financial Report: Always check whether the company fundamental report for the last 3 years. If the company has a lot of debt, be cautious.
- Valuation (P/E Ratio): Is the company offering a cheaper or more expensive price for its shares compared to its competitors? IPOs with very high valuations face the risk of a listing discount.
What Is IPO? (Initial Public Offering)
IPO stands for Initial Public Offering. It is the process through which a private company sells its shares to the public for the first time. By issuing shares to the public, the company becomes a publicly listed company and gets its shares listed on stock exchanges like NSE and BSE.
Types of IPOs: MainBoard IPO and SME IPO
Companies in India launch two primary categories of Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) based on the stock exchange platform they choose to get listed on. These categories are MainBoard IPO and SME IPO. The classification mainly depends on the company’s size, capital structure, and listing requirements.
Mainboard IPO
A Mainboard IPO, is issued by large, well-established companies with a strong business record. These companies must comply with the stringent eligibility norms defined by SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India).
One of the key requirements is that the company must have a minimum post-issue paid-up capital of ₹10 crore. Such IPOs are listed and traded on the major stock exchanges like NSE and BSE. Because these companies are larger and more stable, their IPO process involves strict regulatory scrutiny and disclosures.
SME IPO
An SME IPO is launched by Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) or emerging start-ups that are seeking to raise capital for expansion or growth. The main difference lies in the size of the company—here, the post-issue paid-up capital cannot exceed ₹25 crore.
SME IPOs are listed on dedicated SME platforms such as BSE SME and NSE Emerge, where the listing requirements are more relaxed to support growing businesses.
Mainboard IPO vs SME IPO – Comparison Table
| Category | Mainboard IPO | SME IPO |
|---|---|---|
| Meaning | IPO issued by large and established companies | IPO issued by Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and start-ups |
| Eligibility Criteria | Very strict and detailed eligibility norms | Relaxed and simplified eligibility norms |
| Post-Issue Paid-Up Capital | Minimum ₹10 crore | Cannot exceed ₹25 crore |
| Review of Offer Documents | Reviewed and approved by SEBI | Reviewed and approved by the respective Stock Exchange(s) |
| Market Making | Not mandatory | Mandatory for 3 years, handled by merchant banker |
| Financial Reporting | Quarterly audited financial statements required | Half-yearly audited financial statements required |
| Underwriting Requirement | Underwriting is optional | Underwriting is mandatory; 15% must be underwritten by merchant banker |
| Minimum Application Size | ₹10,000 – ₹15,000 (approx.) | ₹2,00,000 minimum |
| Target Investors | Retail, HNI, institutional investors | Primarily serious investors due to larger application size |
| Listing Platform | Listed on NSE / BSE main boards | Listed on SME platforms like BSE SME / NSE Emerge |
| Company Size | Large, well-established companies with proven track record | Small and medium-sized companies or early-stage start-ups |
| Regulatory Compliance | High compliance and stringent scrutiny | Moderate compliance with simpler regulations |
| Risk Level | Comparatively lower (established companies) | Higher (small/young businesses) |
| Public Visibility | Higher visibility in the market | Limited visibility compared to mainboard listings |
Upcoming IPO FAQ
How many days in advance do we get to know about an upcoming IPO?
When a company files its DRHP (Draft Red Herring Prospectus) with SEBI, news of its IPO is received. The exact dates and price tag are announced approximately 1-2 weeks before the IPO opens.
Should I apply for every upcoming IPO?
Absolutely not! Not every IPO is good. Retail investors should always take the risk of applying to an IPO only after carefully reviewing the company’s financials, QIB/NII subscription response, and GMP.
What is a RHP (Red Herring Prospectus)?
The RHP is an official document that a company files with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and the Registrar. It contains complete details of the company’s business, promoter details, financials, risks, and all the rules associated with the IPO.
Disclaimer: We are not SEBI-registered financial advisors. All information provided here is for educational and informational purposes only. Please consult your financial advisor before investing in any IPO.
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