Upcoming IPOs in India 2025 – Mainboard & SME IPO Calendar

Here is the list of upcoming IPOs in India for 2025, including both Mainboard and SME IPOs. The schedule below is updated regularly with announcement dates, price bands, and listing info – click on an IPO name for detailed analysis.

Mainboard IPOs

2 upcoming

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SME IPOs

3 upcoming

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CompanyExchangeStatusPrice RangeIssue SizeExpected Dates
JD Cables Ltd. IPO logo
JD Cables Ltd. IPO
Lot Size: 800 shares
SME
Upcoming
Rs.144.00 to 152.00Rs.95.99 Cr18 Sept 2001 - 22 Sept 2001
SME
Upcoming
Rs.114.00 to 120.00Rs.30.53 Cr17 Sept 2001 - 19 Sept 2001
VMS TMT Ltd. IPO logo
VMS TMT Ltd. IPO
Lot Size: 150 shares
Mainboard
Upcoming
Rs.94.00 to 99.00Rs.148.50 Cr17 Sept 2001 - 19 Sept 2001
Mainboard
Upcoming
Rs.235.00 to 247.00Rs.451.31 Cr16 Sept 2001 - 18 Sept 2001
SME
Upcoming
Rs.183.00 to 193.00Rs.38.99 Cr15 Sept 2001 - 17 Sept 2001

Mainboard IPOs vs SME IPOs: What's the Difference?

In India, IPOs are classified into Mainboard IPOs and SME IPOs based on the company's size, capital structure, and listing platform.

Mainboard IPOs

Issued by larger, well-established companies that list on major stock exchanges like the NSE (Main Board) and BSE (Main Board).

  • Minimum post-issue capital of ₹10 crore
  • Wider public shareholding requirements
  • Greater regulatory scrutiny
  • Higher liquidity and institutional participation

SME IPOs

Launched by smaller businesses and list on NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms.

  • Lower capital thresholds (₹1–10 crore)
  • Relaxed compliance norms
  • Access to early-stage, high-growth companies
  • Higher minimum investment requirements

Investment Tip: Mainboard IPOs typically offer more stability and liquidity, while SME IPOs may provide higher growth potential but with increased risk. Consider your risk tolerance and investment goals when choosing between the two.

Frequently Asked Questions About Upcoming IPOs

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The upcoming IPOs in India for 2025 include both mainboard and SME segment offerings. Our live tracker shows 5 upcoming IPOs, with 2 mainboard IPOs and 3 SME IPOs scheduled to launch. Check our upcoming IPO calendar for the latest updates on issue dates, price bands, and company details.

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To apply for upcoming IPOs in India, you need a demat account with any broker, PAN card, and UPI or bank account. You can apply online through your broker's platform, mobile apps, or internet banking. The application process involves selecting the IPO, choosing bid quantity (in lots), entering bid price, and making payment. Applications typically open 3 days before closure.

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The minimum investment for upcoming IPOs varies by company but is calculated as: Lot Size × Issue Price. For retail investors, the minimum application is usually 1 lot. For example, if an IPO has a lot size of 100 shares and issue price of Rs. 500, the minimum investment would be Rs. 50,000. Check individual IPO details for specific lot sizes and price bands.

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IPO performance depends on various factors including company fundamentals, market conditions, valuations, and demand. To evaluate upcoming IPOs, consider factors like revenue growth, profit margins, debt levels, management quality, industry prospects, and Grey Market Premium (GMP). Our detailed IPO analysis provides comprehensive research on each upcoming offering to help make informed decisions.

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IPO allotment results for upcoming IPOs are typically declared 5-7 working days after the IPO closes. The exact timeline varies by registrar but follows a standard process: T+1 (basis of allotment), T+2 (allotment finalization), T+3 (refund initiation), T+4 (share credit), and T+5 (listing). You can check allotment status on registrar websites or through our allotment tracker.

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Mainboard IPOs are larger companies listing on BSE/NSE main exchanges with higher issue sizes (typically above Rs. 100 crores), while SME IPOs are smaller companies listing on BSE SME/NSE Emerge platforms with issue sizes between Rs. 10-100 crores. SME IPOs have different eligibility criteria, lower compliance requirements, and may offer higher growth potential but with increased risk. View our mainboard IPOs and SME IPOs separately.

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Grey Market Premium (GMP) for upcoming IPOs indicates unofficial trading price before listing. GMP shows market sentiment and expected listing gains/losses. You can check live GMP data on our IPO GMP tracker, which provides real-time updates on grey market premiums for all upcoming and open IPOs. Higher GMP suggests positive market sentiment, while negative GMP indicates concerns.

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To apply for upcoming IPOs, you need: (1) Active demat account with any SEBI-registered broker, (2) PAN card for identity verification, (3) Bank account linked to your demat account, (4) UPI ID or net banking for payment, (5) Valid mobile number and email ID. Ensure your demat account has sufficient funds or utilize ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) facility for seamless applications.

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