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How recent IPOs actually performed once they hit the market. For every recently listed Mainboard & SME issue, see the listing gain, the current market price, and the total return versus the issue price, ranked, so winners and busts are obvious at a glance.
A listed IPO is one that has completed its bidding, allotment and debut, and is now trading freely on NSE or BSE. This page tracks how every recent Mainboard and SME listing has done, both the one-day pop on debut and how the stock is holding up since.
Two numbers matter most. The listing gain is the percentage move from the issue price to the listing-day close, the return an allottee captured by selling on day one. The return versus issue uses the current market price, so it shows what an investor who held on is sitting on today. A strong debut that has since faded, or a quiet listing that has compounded, both show up clearly when you compare the two.
Before an issue lists, the grey-market premium is the market's best guess at the pop. Actual listing gains regularly diverge from GMP, sometimes higher on heavy oversubscription, sometimes lower when broader markets wobble on listing day. Tracking realised gains against the GMP that preceded them is the honest way to judge how predictive the grey market really is.
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