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Jainik Power and Cables Limited IPO
Price Range:
₹110
Issue Size:
₹51.30 Cr
Lot Size:
1200 shares
IPO Dates:
Jun 10, 2001 - Jun 12, 2001
GMP Data Not Available
Grey Market Premium data is not currently available for this IPO. This could be because the IPO is too new, has limited trading activity, or GMP data hasn't been updated yet.
IPO Timeline
Opens
Jun 10
Closes
Jun 12
Allotment
Jun 13
Refunds
Jun 16
Shares Credit
Jun 16
Listing
Jun 17
Opens
Jun 10
Closes
Jun 12
Allotment
Jun 13
Refunds
Jun 16
Shares Credit
Jun 16
Listing
Jun 17
Understanding GMP for Jainik Power and Cables Limited IPO
What is Grey Market Premium?
GMP represents the premium at which Jainik Power and Cables Limited IPO shares are trading in the grey market before official listing. A higher GMP suggests strong demand and potential listing gains.
Investment Considerations
GMP is an indicator but not a guarantee of listing performance. Consider company fundamentals, market conditions, and overall IPO quality before making investment decisions.
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GMP data for Jainik Power and Cables Limited IPO is not currently available. This could be because the IPO is too new or has limited grey market activity.
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GMP is a useful indicator of market sentiment but not a guarantee of listing performance. It reflects unofficial trading demand before listing. Higher GMP generally suggests strong demand, but actual listing prices can vary based on market conditions, company fundamentals, and overall market sentiment on listing day.
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GMP trading usually begins 2-3 days before the IPO opening date and continues until the listing date. The premiums can fluctuate based on subscription numbers, market conditions, and investor sentiment throughout this period.
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GMP is influenced by various factors including: subscription levels (higher subscription often leads to higher GMP), overall market conditions, company fundamentals, sector performance, institutional interest, and general investor sentiment towards IPOs.
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No, GMP should be just one factor in your decision-making process. Always consider company fundamentals, business prospects, valuation, market conditions, and your own risk tolerance. GMP represents short-term sentiment and may not reflect long-term investment potential.
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Disclaimer: GMP data is sourced from grey market activities and is for informational purposes only. Past performance and GMP trends do not guarantee future results. Please consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.