Live IPO GMP

Track live Grey Market Premium (GMP) with sources and timestamps for all IPOs

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This page displays a consolidated view of current and upcoming IPOs along with their Grey Market Premium (GMP), expected listing price, expected gain, and live subscription status. It allows investors to compare IPOs across key pre-listing indicators and track market sentiment in one place.

Live IPO GMP Data

Track live Grey Market Premium (GMP) with real-time updates for all IPOs. Compare GMP, expected listing prices, and subscription status to make informed investment decisions.

IPO Name Name	Signal	GMP	Price	Lot Size Lot	Open Date	Close Date	Listing Date	Subs Sub
Nephrocare Health IPO NEPHROPLUS mainboard • NSE,BSE Open: 10 Dec Close: 12 Dec	Neutral	₹40	₹460	32	10 Dec 2025	12 Dec 2025	17 Dec 2025	9.15×
Wakefit IPO WAKEFIT mainboard • NSE,BSE Open: 08 Dec Close: 10 Dec	Neutral	₹4	₹195	76	08 Dec 2025	10 Dec 2025	15 Dec 2025	1.58×

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Grey Market Premium (GMP) reflects unofficial market demand before listing and is commonly used to estimate potential listing performance. Expected listing prices and gains shown here are indicative and may change based on subscription trends and broader market conditions.

GMP data is sourced from market participants and may not always reflect actual listing performance. Always consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making investment decisions.

What is Grey Market and GMP?

The Grey Market is an unofficial, unregulated market where IPO shares are traded before they are listed on stock exchanges. Grey Market Premium (GMP) is the premium per share that investors are willing to pay above the IPO issue price in this unofficial market. GMP serves as an indicator of market sentiment and potential listing performance.

Key Terms Explained

GMP (Grey Market Premium)

The premium per share that investors are willing to pay above the IPO issue price. Higher GMP indicates strong market sentiment and potential listing gains.

Kostak

The premium per application that dealers pay to investors for their IPO application form, regardless of allotment. This is paid upfront when you sell your application.

Subject to (Sub2) Sauda

The premium paid for an IPO application only if shares are allotted. The transaction is conditional on successful allotment in the IPO.

Estimated Listing Price

Calculated by adding GMP to the IPO issue price (usually midpoint of price band). This gives an estimated price at which shares might list.

Important Points to Remember

Grey Market is an unregulated, unofficial market operating outside stock exchange framework
All transactions are done in cash only, with no written contracts (just small slips of paper)
There are no official dealers; all trading happens through word-of-mouth and trust
Higher GMP generally indicates stronger market sentiment and potential for listing gains
GMP activity can start even before price band announcement
GMP is indicative only and should not be the sole basis for investment decisions

Important Disclaimer

GMP figures shown here are for news and informational purposes only. We do not trade, deal, or support grey market transactions. Always consider company fundamentals, financials, promoter background, and business model before making any investment decisions.

Avoid investing in IPOs solely based on GMP. Consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making investment decisions. GMP data is based on market perception and publicly available sources only.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do you mean by "Seller Only" in GMP?

GMP Seller Only means there are sellers in the grey market but no buyers willing to purchase at that price. This situation is similar to a lower circuit in stock markets where there are sellers but no buyers. This can be caused by low IPO subscription, overselling, or negative market sentiment. It may indicate that the listing could be at par or below the GMP price.

What is Kostak in IPO?

Kostak is the premium per application that dealers pay to investors for their IPO application form, regardless of whether shares are allotted or not. This premium is paid upfront when you sell your application form to a dealer. Kostak is typically higher for IPOs with strong GMP and high subscription demand.

What is Subject to (Sub2) Sauda?

Subject to (Sub2) Sauda is the premium paid for an IPO application only if shares are allotted. Unlike Kostak, which is paid upfront regardless of allotment, Sub2 Sauda payment is conditional on successful allotment. If shares are not allotted, no payment is made. Sub2 Sauda rates are typically lower than Kostak rates.

How is GMP calculated?

GMP is not calculated but rather determined by market forces in the grey market. It represents the premium per share that buyers are willing to pay above the IPO issue price. GMP fluctuates based on market sentiment, subscription levels, company fundamentals, and overall market conditions. Higher subscription and positive sentiment typically lead to higher GMP.

Is GMP a reliable indicator of listing performance?

GMP is an indicative indicator of market sentiment but should not be the sole basis for investment decisions. While higher GMP often correlates with positive listing performance, it is not guaranteed. Many factors can affect actual listing performance, including market conditions on listing day, company fundamentals, and broader economic factors. Always consider company fundamentals, financials, and consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before investing.