Latest IPO GMP Today
Check the latest IPO analysis and the estimated IPO grey market rates of the Forthcoming IPO with listing gain as given below:
IPO Name | IPO Type | IPO GMP | IPO Price | Listing Gain |
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Jyoti CNC Automation 9-11 Jan |
Mainline | ₹60 | ₹- | -% |
Balaji Valve Components 27-29 Dec |
BSE SME | ₹40 | ₹100 | 40% |
Manoj Ceramic 27-29 Dec |
BSE SME | ₹– | ₹62 | -% |
HRH Next Services 27-29 Dec |
NSE SME | ₹8 | ₹36 | 22% |
Akanksha Power 27-29 Dec |
NSE SME | ₹15 | ₹55 | 27% |
Kay Cee Energy 28-2 Jan |
NSE SME | ₹60 | ₹54 | 111% |
Kaushalya Logistics 29-3 Jan |
NSE SME | ₹55 | ₹75 | 73% |
Allied Blenders and Distillers | Mainline | ₹– | ₹- | -% |
Jyoti CNC Automation | Mainline | ₹– | ₹- | -% |
SPC Life Sciences | Mainline | ₹– | ₹- | -% |
Balaji Speciality Chemicals | Mainline | ₹– | ₹- | -% |
EbixCash | Mainline | ₹– | ₹- | -% |
IPO Kostak & Subject to Sauda Rates
IPO Name | Type | Kostak Rates | Subject to Sauda |
---|---|---|---|
Jyoti CNC Automation | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
Balaji Valve Components | BSE SME | ₹- | ₹30,000 |
Manoj Ceramic | BSE SME | ₹- | ₹- |
HRH Next Services | NSE SME | ₹- | ₹- |
Akanksha Power | NSE SME | ₹- | ₹20,000 |
Kay Cee Energy | NSE SME | ₹- | ₹90,000 |
Kaushalya Logistics | NSE SME | ₹- | ₹65,000 |
Allied Blenders and Distillers | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
Jyoti CNC Automation | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
SPC Life Sciences | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
Balaji Speciality Chemicals | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
EbixCash | Mainline | ₹- | ₹- |
What is IPO GMP?
The IPO GMP (IPO Grey Market Premium) refers to the difference between the IPO’s issue price and its trading price in the grey market. Before an IPO officially hits the stock exchanges for public trading, there is a period during which unofficial trading of the IPO shares takes place in the grey market. The grey market is an over-the-counter market where the buying and selling of shares happen without the involvement of the stock exchanges.
An IPO grey market premium (IPO GMP) is the difference between the price at which shares of an Initial Public Offering (IPO) are traded in the grey market and the issue price set by the company. The grey market is an unofficial market where shares can be bought and sold before they are listed on a stock exchange. GMP can be used as a gauge of investor sentiment toward an IPO. A high GMP suggests that investors are bullish on the company and expect the share price to rise when it is listed on the stock exchange. A low GMP indicates that investors are bearish on the company and expect the share price to fall when it lists.
It is important to note that the GMP is not always an accurate predictor of how the share price will perform when the IPO lists on the stock exchange. There are a number of factors that can affect the share price on the listing, such as the level of demand from institutional investors and the overall market conditions. The GMP is simply a reflection of investor sentiment at a particular point in time. The actual performance of the shares will depend on several factors, including the company’s performance, general market conditions, and other factors. One key aspect that captures the interest of potential investors is the IPO Grey Market Premium (GMP). This article aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of IPO GMP, IPOs, and their significance in the IPO grey market.
The IPO GMP gives an indication of market sentiment towards the IPO. If the GMP is positive, it means that the shares are being traded at a higher price than the issue price, indicating strong demand for the IPO. Conversely, a negative GMP means the shares are being traded below the issue price, suggesting weak demand.
Let’s see how to calculate the estimated listing price after adding a premium. If the grey market shows the rate of an IPO is ₹100 and the IPO price is around ₹200 then the estimated listing price will be around ₹300. Based on the calculation the listing gain will be 50% against the IPO price.
The listing of an IPO might vary against the estimated listing price suggested by the grey market due to the bull/bear market or the demand for the company shares. We have witnessed that some of the IPOs had lower grey markets but listed with higher gains while a few IPOs in 2021 were a grey market was on the higher side but the listing was at the lower levels. As the grey market is always one of the strong factors for the IPO listing gain calculation but we highly recommend investors use the grey market rates for just information, do not trade based on the numbers.
Important Points to Consider about IPO GMP:
- The grey market transactions are unofficial and that is an involvement of IPO investors and the stockbrokers. It depends on the trust between both parties.
- Read our IPO analysis before applying for an IPO.
- The grey market rates are calculated and provided or sourced from market research or experts.
- We do not recommend trading in the Grey Market as it’s illegal.
- Kostak Rate is the premium one gets by selling his/her IPO application (in an off-market transaction) to someone else even before allotment or listing of the issue.
- Do not subscribe to the IPO on the premium given above. It may change anytime before listing.
- Subscribe only considering the Fundamentals of the companies.