IPO List:

Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a process when a private company offers its shares to the general public for the first time by issuing new shares or selling some existing shares. It helps the company to raise capital from the general public & other institutional investors. The company offers these shares at a premium to the face value of the share. The process of selling and buying of shares in the IPO is done in the primary market. The companies approach investment banks who set the issue price, date and help to sell the shares in the market by gauging demand.

Investors who want to apply for the IPO are required to have a Demat account with a stockbroker. Investors can apply for the IPO online through an ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) or UPI (Unified Payment Interface).

In this space, ZFunds provides every detail of the upcoming IPOs, ongoing IPOs, latest & previous IPOs. All information including the company history, financials, and other IPO details like open & close date, issue price, lot size, etc are available here.

Upcoming/Ongoing IPOs

Latest IPOs

Important Terms:

1. Issue Size: Issue Size is the total value of the IPO. It is calculated by multiplying the number of offered shares by the issue price.
2. Lot Size: Lot Size is the minimum number of shares required to be subscribed by the applicant. For example- A  lot size of 50 shares would mean an applicant would need to apply for at least 50 shares.
3. Issue Price: The price at which the issuing company is going to offer the securities to the investors.
4. Open Date: The date on which the bidding process for IPO opens for application by investors.
5. Close Date: The date on which the bidding process for IPO closes for application by the investors.
6. Allotment Date: The date at which the allotment of shares is done by the registrar.

Frequently Asked Questions.

1. What is an IPO?

IPO stands for Initial Public Offer. It is a process when a private company becomes a public company by raising funds from the general public & institutional investors and gets listed on the stock exchange.

2. What is the Stock Exchange?

The stock exchange is a market of equity securities where investors can buy or sell shares. There are two exchanges in India: BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange).

3. Who decides the price band?

The company appoints the Investment or Merchant Banks who helps to decide the price band of the IPO.

4. What is the role of the Registrar?

Registrar is an independent financial institution registered with SEBI and the stock exchange. It is responsible for the processing of IPO applications and allotment of shares as per the SEBI guidelines. The duties of the registrar also include passing refunds and credit of shares to the Demat account.

5. What is an Offer for sale?

An offer of sale is the process of selling the shares to the general public by the promoters of the company.

6. What is the primary and secondary market?

In the Primary Market, the company offers its shares for the first time to the general public through an IPO.

In the Secondary market, the buying and selling of already listed shares are done on the stock exchanges.

7. How to apply for an IPO?

To apply for the IPO, you need to have a Demat account with a stock broker. And then with that account, one can apply for the IPO through ASBA or UPI payment mode offered by banks.

8. Do we need to have a pan card to apply for an IPO?

Yes, PAN Card is mandatory to apply for an IPO. As an IPO can be applied only through a Demat account and to open an account, one needs to mandatorily submit proof of PAN Card.

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