SME IPO Dashboard

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All 75 Upcoming 2 Ongoing 1 Closed 2 Listed 70

IPO	₹ Issue Price	Lot Size	GMP	Subscription	Open Date	Close Date	Listing Date
Mobilise App IPO NSE	₹75 – ₹80	1,600	₹4(+5%)	100.2×	Mon, Feb 23 2026	Wed, Feb 25 2026	Mon, Mar 2 2026
Manilam Industries India IPO NSE	₹65 – ₹69	2,000	₹0(+0%)	6.3×	Fri, Feb 20 2026	Tue, Feb 24 2026	Fri, Feb 27 2026
Yashhtej Industries (India)... BSE	₹110	1,200	₹0(+0%)	1.4×	Wed, Feb 18 2026	Fri, Feb 20 2026	Wed, Feb 25 2026
Fractal Industries IPO BSE	₹205 – ₹216	600	₹8(+3.7%)	5.4×	Mon, Feb 16 2026	Wed, Feb 18 2026	Mon, Feb 23 2026
Marushika Technology IPO NSE	₹111 – ₹117	1,200	₹2(+1.7%)	18.0×	Mon, Feb 9 2026	Wed, Feb 11 2026	Mon, Feb 16 2026
PAN HR Solutions IPO BSE	₹74 – ₹78	1,600	₹0(+0%)	11.9×	Fri, Feb 6 2026	Tue, Feb 10 2026	Fri, Feb 13 2026
Biopol Chemicals IPO NSE	₹102 – ₹108	1,200	₹1(+0.9%)	22.3×	Fri, Feb 6 2026	Tue, Feb 10 2026	Fri, Feb 13 2026
Brandman Retail IPO NSE	₹167 – ₹176	800	₹20(+11.4%)	114.6×	Wed, Feb 4 2026	Fri, Feb 6 2026	Wed, Feb 11 2026
Grover Jewells IPO NSE	₹83 – ₹88	1,600	₹3(+3%)	19.2×	Wed, Feb 4 2026	Fri, Feb 6 2026	Wed, Feb 11 2026
NFP Sampoorna Foods IPO NSE	₹52 – ₹55	2,000	₹0(+0%)	—	Wed, Feb 4 2026	Fri, Feb 6 2026	Wed, Feb 11 2026
CKK Retail Mart IPO NSE	₹155 – ₹163	800	₹0(+0%)	1.7×	Fri, Jan 30 2026	Tue, Feb 3 2026	Fri, Feb 6 2026
Accretion Nutraveda IPO BSE	₹122 – ₹129	1,000	₹68(+52.7%)	1.8×	Wed, Jan 28 2026	Fri, Jan 30 2026	Wed, Feb 4 2026
Msafe Equipments IPO BSE	₹116 – ₹123	1,000	₹21(+17.1%)	166.7×	Wed, Jan 28 2026	Fri, Jan 30 2026	Wed, Feb 4 2026
Kanishk Aluminium India IPO BSE	₹73	1,600	₹0(+0%)	1.0×	Wed, Jan 28 2026	Fri, Jan 30 2026	Wed, Feb 4 2026
Kasturi Metal Composite IPO BSE	₹61 – ₹64	2,000	₹0(+0%)	17.8×	Tue, Jan 27 2026	Thu, Jan 29 2026	Tue, Feb 3 2026

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Frequently asked questions

What is an SME IPO?

An SME IPO is an Initial Public Offering by a Small or Medium Enterprise on dedicated SME platforms — BSE SME or NSE Emerge. These companies have lower revenue and capital requirements compared to Mainboard IPOs and are regulated by SEBI under its SME IPO framework.

What is the difference between BSE SME and NSE Emerge?

Both are dedicated platforms for small company listings. BSE SME is operated by BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) while NSE Emerge is operated by NSE (National Stock Exchange). Both have similar eligibility requirements but different listing fees, market maker norms, and investor bases.

Why are SME IPO lot sizes so large?

SEBI mandates a minimum application size of ₹1,00,000 for SME IPOs (compared to ₹10,000–15,000 for Mainboard). This is intentional — SME IPOs carry higher risk and SEBI wants to limit participation to investors who can absorb potential losses. The large lot size filters out very small retail investors.

Are SME IPOs riskier than Mainboard IPOs?

Generally yes. SME companies are smaller, have shorter track records, lower liquidity post-listing, and less analyst coverage. However, SME IPOs have also produced some of the highest listing gains in recent years. They carry higher risk and higher potential reward compared to Mainboard IPOs.

Can SME IPO shares migrate to the Mainboard?

Yes. Once an SME-listed company meets SEBI's Mainboard eligibility criteria — including minimum net worth, profitability track record, and paid-up capital — it can migrate to the NSE or BSE Mainboard. This migration often results in increased liquidity and institutional investor interest.

How do I check SME IPO allotment status?

After the SME IPO closes, allotment status can be checked on the BSE or NSE website, or through the IPO registrar (Kfintech or Link Intime) using your PAN number or application number. Allotment is typically finalised within 6 days of the IPO closing date.

What is SME IPO GMP?

GMP (Grey Market Premium) for SME IPOs indicates the unofficial premium at which IPO shares are trading before the official listing. SME IPO GMP can be highly volatile and unreliable due to low trading volumes in the grey market. It should not be used as the primary basis for investment decisions.