Our upcoming IPO page brings every important update on which companies plan to go public in India. We cover main board and SME IPOs (both) and their major details like issue size, price band, listing exchanges, etc., through a table. Also, you get knowledge on what an upcoming IPO is, how they move through SEBI, and what retail investors should do before applying for an IPO. You can also track current IPOs open for subscription and explore detailed IPO review and company analysis before applying.
Upcoming IPOs in India (Mainboard & SME) – Dates, Price Band & Issue Details
| IPO Name | Ipo type | Issue size | Price Band | Open Date | IPO Status | Exchange | Filling Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biopol Chemicals NSE SME | SME | ₹31.26 Cr | ₹102 to ₹108 | 6 Feb 2026 | Upcoming | NSE | RHP FILED |
| NFP Sampoorna Foods NSE SME | SME | ₹24.53 Cr | ₹52 to ₹55 | 4 Feb 2026 | Upcoming | NSE | RHP FILED |
| CKK Retail Mart NSE SME | SME | ₹88.02 Cr | ₹155 to ₹163 | 30 Jan 2026 | Upcoming | NSE | RHP FILED |
| Accretion Nutraveda BSE SME | SME | ₹24.77 Cr | ₹122 to ₹129 | 28 Jan 2026 | Upcoming | BSE | RHP FILED |
| Msafe Equipments BSE SME | SME | ₹66.42 Cr | ₹116 to ₹123 | 28 Jan 2026 | Upcoming | BSE | RHP FILED |
| Kanishk Aluminium India BSE SME | SME | ₹29.20 Cr | ₹73 per share | 28 Jan 2026 | Upcoming | BSE | RHP FILED |
| Kasturi Metal Composite BSE SME | SME | ₹17.61 Cr | ₹61 to ₹64 | 27 Jan 2026 | Upcoming | BSE | RHP FILED |
What Are Upcoming IPOs? Definition, Process and Details
Upcoming IPOs are public issues that companies are planning to launch soon. However, they have not yet opened for subscription. In other words, a private company decides to go public. This may be to raise money for expansion, pay off debt, or provide an exit for investors.
The company enters this upcoming stage officially when it files a DRHP with SEBI. After that, this document becomes publicly available on NSE and BSE. Once the draft papers are filed, investors can study business details through an IPO review and details page.
When SEBI approves or gives the go-ahead after reviewing this DRHP document, the company files an RHP. This RHP document has real numbers like price band, issue size, opening date, closing date, and all other details which investors need to apply.
Once that is out, the rest of the things move ahead. The IPO is ready for the public to apply. But keep in mind that upcoming IPOs represent companies at different stages. Some are waiting for SEBI approval. Others have already announced their price band and other details.
How an IPO Is Announced and Tracked in India
As we know, an IPO is officially announced after the company files a DRHP with SEBI. This document has every key detail about the company. It includes the business model, information about its promoters, its financial performance, and why it is raising funds.
As soon as SEBI reviews and gives its observations, the company proceeds to file an RHP. This confirms details like the issue date, price band, and application process.
Then IPO is announced publicly – through stock exchanges like NSE and BSE, company press releases, and financial website like arjanam ipo .
When the issue goes live, investors apply for shares through various methods. Websites such as NSE, BSE, and our site display live IPO subscription status updates for retail, QIB, and NII categories.
After it closes, investors follow the IPO allotment status and refund updates (if there is no allotment). They also track the final listing date.
On listing, the company’s shares begin trading on the exchanges. This marks the completion of the IPO journey—from planning to SEBI approval to public listing.
IPO Investing Guide for Retail Investors (Things to Check Before Applying)
Retail investors must approach IPOs with a calm and informed mindset. Many times, IPOs create excitement and even unrealistic expectations. Some debut on listing day at a solid premium. On the other hand, some disappoint.
Before applying, you must carefully read the RHP to understand:
- The company’s business model
- Its financial health
- How it will use the raised funds
Besides the above, check the following:
- Valuation compared to listed peers
- Promoter credibility
- Whether the company has consistent earning growth
High IPO GMP may look tempting, but it is not a reliable indicator of success. So focus on understanding the business, not the buzz.
A disciplined investor focuses on fundamentals, not hype. In the IPO market, patience and analysis outperform excitement and speculation.
Once an IPO opens, you can follow live updates on our Current IPO and IPO subscription status pages.
Upcoming IPO FAQs – Dates, DRHP, SEBI APPROVAL & Investor Eligibility
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