Current SME IPO in India 2025
Offer Date: Sep 5, 2025 - Sep 10, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 9, 2025 - Sep 11, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 8, 2025 - Sep 11, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 9, 2025 - Sep 11, 2025
Offer Price
151-159Lot Size
800Subscription
No of Apps.: 45523 | 76.67 timesExp. Premium
15-17 (9.43%)
Offer Date: Sep 8, 2025 - Sep 11, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 10, 2025 - Sep 12, 2025
Offer Price
74-78Lot Size
1600Subscription
No of Apps.: 21236 | 64.34 timesExp. Premium
8-9 (10.26%)
Offer Date: Sep 10, 2025 - Sep 12, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 11, 2025 - Sep 15, 2025
Offer Price
133-140Lot Size
1000Subscription
No of Apps.: 118141 | 65.50 timesExp. Premium
126-140 (90%)
Offer Date: Sep 12, 2025 - Sep 16, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 15, 2025 - Sep 17, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 17, 2025 - Sep 19, 2025
Offer Date: Sep 18, 2025 - Sep 22, 2025
Current SME IPOs for This Week and the Upcoming Week: Vashishtha Luxury Fashion IPO, Taurian MPS IPO, Nilachal Carbo Metalicks IPO, Karbonsteel Engineering IPO, Krupalu Metals IPO, Jay Ambe Supermarkets IPO, Galaxy Medicare IPO, Airfloa Rail Technology IPO, L.T. Elevator IPO, TechD Cybersecurity(TechDefence Labs) IPO, Sampat Aluminium IPO, JD Cables IPO
About SME IPO
What is SME IPO?
SME IPO (Small and Medium Enterprises Initial Public Offering) is the first time a small or medium-sized company offers its shares to the public on the stock exchange. Basically, these IPOs are designed for smaller companies which get approval from the exchanges (NSE, BSE).
The SME gets listed at BSE SME or NSE Emerge Platforms.
Rules for SME IPO
- Post-issue paid-up capital should be less than Rs. 25 crores.
- Minimum post-issue capital should be Rs 1 crore.
How to Apply for SME IPO?
The process of applying for an SME IPO includes UPI-based IPO Applications or ASBA, or by submitting forms to brokers or banks.
FAQs
Ans. Current SME IPOs are the IPOs for which subscription dates are announced or are live for subscription and are yet to get listed.
Ans. Investing in an SME IPO is a bit risky as it requires a high amount of funds to bid, but based on data from previous financial years, these IPOs have a high potential for gain or loss depending on the company fundamentals.
Ans. Yes, you can apply for an SME IPO. This issue is open to NII, retail, and sometimes QIB investors. Applications can be made in UPI-based applications, ASBA, or through forms provided to your bank or broker.
Ans. You can sell SME IPO shares just like any other IPO shares through your DEMAT/Trading account or by contacting your broker. Trading in SME IPOs takes place in lots defined by the company and exchanges.
Ans. There are four ways to subscribe:
- IPO Ji App/Website: Online: IPO Ji provides the best interface to apply for SME IPOs through multiple Demat accounts in one shot. You can check the details in our blog How to Apply an IPO using IPO Ji App/Website. The best thing about applying from IPO Ji is that you can use your existing Demat Accounts and just link them to IPO Ji App/Website (this has to be done just once), select the IPO you would like to apply for, select the respective added accounts, select the bid quantity, and press apply— that's it!
- UPI – Online: Log into your Demat Account, select the IPO, and apply using your UPI ID. Accept the payment mandate received on your bank app/Google Pay, and your application is complete.
- ASBA – Online: Log into your Bank Account and apply through ASBA. Fill in your Demat Account Number, PAN Number, Bidding details, and submit the form.
- IPO Forms Offline: You can obtain the application form from the broker, have it filled by them, and then submit it on your behalf.
