Apply for IPO Online: Upcoming IPO 2026

An initial public offering is one of the favourite choices for any investor. Investors can apply for an IPO through the Share India portal. To know more about IPO check the below details.

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Live IPOs

Company	Bid Date	Bid Range	Lot Size	Bid Amount
FUSION KLASSROOM EDUTECH LIMITED	31 Jul – 04 Aug	₹151 – ₹159.00	800	₹1,20,800.00
ONEINDIG TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED	30 Jul – 03 Aug	₹91 – ₹96.00	1200	₹1,09,200.00
Juniper Green Energy Limited	30 Jul – 03 Aug	₹214 – ₹225	66	₹14,124.00
MV Electrosystems Limited	30 Jul – 03 Aug	₹400 – ₹425	34	₹13,600.00
DHAVAL PACKAGING LIMITED	30 Jul – 03 Aug	₹92 – ₹97.00	1200	₹1,10,400.00
ANAWIL WIRE AND ENGINEERING LIMITED	03 Aug – 05 Aug	₹257 – ₹270	400	₹1,02,800.00
G V ELECTRICALS LTD	31 Jul – 04 Aug	₹123 – ₹130.00	1000	₹1,23,000.00

Upcoming IPOs

Company	Bid Date	Bid Range	Lot Size	Bid Amount
Ardee Industries Limited	05 Aug – 07 Aug	₹50 – ₹53	281	₹14,050.00
AEGEUS TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED	04 Aug – 06 Aug	₹100 – ₹105.00	1200	₹1,20,000.00

Closed IPOs

Company	Bid Date	Bid Range	Lot Size	Bid Amount
Manipal Health Enterprises Limited	29 Jul – 31 Jul	₹560 – ₹590	25	₹14,000.00
H. R. HYGIENE PRODUCTS LIMITED	29 Jul – 31 Jul	₹83 – ₹88.00	1600	₹1,32,800.00
POOJAA PRECISION ENGG. LIMITED	28 Jul – 30 Jul	₹285 – ₹301.00	400	₹1,14,000.00
ADVANCE TECHNOFORGE LIMITED	27 Jul – 29 Jul	₹95 – ₹95.00	1200	₹1,14,000.00
Propshop Events and Exhibitions Limited	27 Jul – 29 Jul	₹65 – ₹69	2000	₹1,30,000.00
SILVERSTORM PARKS AND RESORTS LIMITED	24 Jul – 28 Jul	₹123 – ₹133.00	1000	₹1,23,000.00
INDO-MIM Limited	23 Jul – 27 Jul	₹461 – ₹485	30	₹13,830.00
Lohia Corp Limited	23 Jul – 27 Jul	₹404 – ₹425	35	₹14,140.00
XTRANET TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED	23 Jul – 27 Jul	₹120 – ₹127	110	₹13,200.00
Cube Highways Trust	22 Jul – 24 Jul	₹151 – ₹152	95	₹14,345.00
SHREE BALAJI MALA TEXTILES LIMITED	22 Jul – 24 Jul	₹66 – ₹70.00	2000	₹1,32,000.00
Metalic Technoforge Limited	21 Jul – 23 Jul	₹72 – ₹77	1600	₹1,15,200.00
CALIBER MINING AND LOGISTICS LIMITED	17 Jul – 21 Jul	₹402 – ₹424	35	₹14,070.00

What is an IPO?

The IPO is a process of listing private companies in the public market. The most common reason for the IPO listing is to raise funds. Apart from the company side, investors get the latest share of the company at a discount price. There is a chance for investors to take advantage of these discount prices of shares & if the price of share increases, then the investor can make a better return on their investments.

IPO investment can be done through the Share India app or website. But before you do an IPO investment in India, you must open a Demat account to park your share. Online IPO has become easy & effortless. All you need to do is add the required funds in your trading app and then select your bid & number of lots you wish to buy of that particular IPO.

In India, there are a number of IPOs, with the rise of technology and growth in different sectors, a number of companies tend to go public and expand their business from all aspects possible. IPO issue in the stock market is done under the guideline of SEBI. To invest in an IPO you must research & study the future growth of the company.

Eligibility to Apply for an IPO

Who Is Eligible To Apply For An IPO?

A person who has a PAN Card issued by the government of India.

You also need to have a bank account to transfer funds.

Open a free Demat & Trading account with Share India and place IPO orders anytime, anywhere.

Process to apply for an IPO through Share India

You can apply for an IPO through Share India by visiting. Please ensure you have the following details ready before applying:

You can apply in two ways:

1. As a Guest User

2. Existing Share India Client

Guest User

Visit and click “Apply as a Guest User”.

Enter your mobile number. You will receive an OTP on your registered mobile number. Enter the OTP to proceed.

Fill in the required details:

Name
PAN
Mobile Number
Email ID
Depository (select either CDSL or NSDL)
Demat Account ID
UPI ID

Click “Save” to create your profile.

You will then see a list of active IPOs with details such as lot size, number of shares per lot, minimum application lot for Retail/HNI categories, and amount to be invested in each category etc.

Click “Apply” next to your chosen IPO.

Select the application category and enter the number of shares and bid price. (If unsure about the bid price, you may choose the highest price band.)

Submit your application.

The system will confirm the submission of your IPO application and generate an application number. Simultaneously, a payment request will be sent to your registered UPI ID (Google Pay, Paytm, PhonePe, or any other UPI app you have provided). Once you authorize the payment, your IPO application will be processed.

Existing Share India Client

Visit and click “Apply as a Existing User”.

Enter your credential UCC/ Mobile number and click on send OTP.

Enter OTP.

The system will take you to Live IPO Screen.

You will then see a list of active IPOs with details such as lot size, number of shares per lot, minimum application lot for Retail/HNI categories, and amount to be invested in each category etc.

Click “Apply” next to your chosen IPO.

Select the application category and enter the number of shares and bid price. (If unsure about the bid price, you may choose the highest price band.)

Submit your application.

Modifying IPO application through Share India

An IPO application can be modified only before the closing date of the IPO.

To modify application:

Visit and log in with your credentials.

Click on the “Applied IPO” tab on the home screen.

You will see a list of all IPO applications made through Share India.

Click on the “Modify” button next to the IPO you wish to change.

You can only modify the price, if you have selected the lower price bid and lot size within the maximum limit allowed under your application category.

After making changes, submit the modified application.

Note: Modification is not allowed after the IPO application period closes.

IPO FAQs

What is the Primary & Secondary Market?

Primary Market: Where companies offer their securities to investors for the first time through Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) to raise funds.

Secondary Market: Where listed securities are traded between investors on stock exchanges (like NSE/BSE) after the IPO.

Who can invest in an IPO?

Investors are classified into:

Retail Individual Investors (RIIs): Applies with up to ₹2 lakh
Non-Institutional Investors (NIIs/HNIs): Above ₹2 lakh
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB): Includes mutual funds, banks, insurance companies, pension funds, public financial institutions, foreign portfolio investors (other than individuals).

How can I track upcoming IPOs?

You can track upcoming IPOs through:

SEBI website – DRHP and filing details
Stock Exchanges –NSE/BSE websites – Official IPO announcements
Broker platforms – Checkout IPO Sections.
Financial News & Data Portals – Money control, Economic Times, etc.
Company websites – Investor Relations section

How can I apply for an IPO Online?

You can apply for an IPO through:

ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) via your bank
Online platforms provided by Stockbrokers

Funds remain blocked in your bank account until the allotment process is completed.

What is a Bid in an IPO?

The application an investor submits to purchase shares at a price within the specified price band is known as a bid in an IPO. It expresses the investor’s desire to buy shares prior to their listing on the stock exchange.

What is cut off price?

The cut-off price in an IPO is the final issue price at which shares are allotted to investors.

What is an IPO listing?

An IPO (Initial Public Offering) listing occurs when a company’s shares are offered to the public for the first time and begin trading on a stock exchange such as the NSE (National Stock Exchange) or BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). This marks the transition of a company from being privately held to a publicly traded entity, allowing investors to freely buy and sell its shares on the exchange.

What is an IPO Price Band?

The IPO Price Band is the price range within which investors can bid for shares — from the floor price (minimum) to the cap price (maximum). If the company revises the band, the offer period is extended by at least 3 working days.

How to Apply for an Initial Public Offering with UPI

Share India allows existing clients and eligible guest users to apply for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) through UPI using its website, mobile application, and web portal.

Existing clients can log in with their registered credentials and apply directly.

Guest users can also apply after completing the required verification and regulatory formalities, without opening a trading account.

To apply, log in and visit the IPO section

select an IPO,
Enter the number of lots,
bid price or Cut-off Price,
Provide your UPI ID,
review the application,
Submit it and approve the UPI mandate to block funds until the allotment process is completed.

What is the difference between a mainboard initial public offering and an SME initial public offering?

A Mainboard Initial Public Offering (IPO) is launched by medium or large companies and is listed on the main stock exchanges, NSE or BSE. These IPOs generally have a lower minimum investment requirement and higher liquidity, making the shares easier to trade after listing. An SME Initial Public Offering (IPO) is launched by small and medium enterprises and is listed on the NSE Emerge or BSE SME platforms. SME IPOs usually require a higher minimum investment due to larger lot sizes and may have lower liquidity. Both Mainboard and SME IPOs are regulated by SEBI under separate listing frameworks applicable to their respective categories.