Listed IPO - Recently Closed IPO

Ans. Once the IPO is closed for subscription, investors must wait for allotment. If allotted, the shares are transferred to the respective Demat accounts. In case of non-allotment, a refund is initiated, and the amount is returned to the bank account.

Ans. You can check your allotment status on the IPO Ji website or app to see whether your application was successful or not.

Ans. If an IPO is not fully subscribed, the underwriter may lower the price band to attract investors. However, if it is still less than 90% subscribed on the closing day, the company will return the amount to all subscribers.

Ans. On the day of listing, log in to your Trading Account, select the stock from your holdings that you want to sell, choose the quantity, and sell the shares. IPO listings often bring profits for investors.

Ans. Based on the past 4 years of data, a significant number of IPOs have been profitable. However, stocks can be listed at a discounted price depending on the company’s financial records and market conditions.

Ans. You can sell IPO shares fully or partially on the listing day itself. However, some investors prefer holding the shares for a longer duration if they believe in the company and its financials.

Ans. There is no definite way to predict IPO performance on the listing day as various uncertain conditions can affect it. However, the Grey Market Premium (GMP) of an IPO can provide a brief idea about its potential performance.

Disclaimer: The GMP is a speculative indicator and should not be considered as a guaranteed measure of IPO performance. Always perform your own research or consult with a financial advisor before making investment decisions.