Solar 91 Cleantech

BSE/SME

Offer Date: TBA - TBA

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
185-195	600	N/A times

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Rosmerta Digital Services

BSE/SME

Offer Date: TBA - TBA

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
140-147	1000	N/A times

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Archit Group

BSE/SME

Offer Date: TBA - TBA

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
257-270	400	N/A times

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Swasth Foodtech India

Swasth Foodtech India

BSE/SME Allotmemnt Out

Offer Date: Feb 20, 2025 - Feb 24, 2025

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
94	1200	7.87 times

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HP Telecom India

HP Telecom India

BSE/SME Allotmemnt Out

Offer Date: Feb 20, 2025 - Feb 24, 2025

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
108	1200	1.96 times

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Beezaasan Exploration

Beezaasan Exploration

BSE/SME Allotmemnt Out

Offer Date: Feb 21, 2025 - Feb 25, 2025

Offer Price	Lot Size	Subscription
165-175	800	5.11 times

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Aris Infra Solution

Aris Infra Solution

BSE/SME Allotmemnt Out

Offer Date: TBA - TBA

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TBA	TBA	N/A times	100-108

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What is an Initial Public Offering (IPO)?

IPO or Initial Public Offering is a process by which a Private company becomes a Public Company. The company becomes 'Public' when it starts offering its shares to the Public for the first time. Selling shares is like giving a stake of the company to the shareholders.

Types of IPOs:

Mainline IPOs: Large companies list on main stock exchanges like NSE and BSE.
SME IPOs: Smaller companies go public through markets such as NSE and BSE.

What is a company's motive behind launching an IPO?

Going public helps raise significant funds for growth, new offerings, and debt repayment. It also boosts credibility and investment opportunities.

How does a company file for an IPO?

Decision to Go Public
Selecting Underwriters
Due Diligence and Preparation
Regulatory Filing
Marketing the IPO
Pricing the IPO
Going Public
Post-IPO Responsibilities

Categories of IPO investors:

Retail Investors (General Public)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB)
Non-Institutional Investor (NII) / High Net Worth Individuals (HNI)
Employees and Affiliates (In some special cases)

Methods to apply for an IPO online:

Through a Trading Account with a Broker or Service Providers
Through UPI Method
By Net Banking via ASBA method

Easiest way to APPLY IPO using ipoji.com or IPO Ji App

Open the IPO Ji App or Website
Find All the Exciting List of IPOs
Press "Apply" Button
Enter Your Demat Account
Select Your Shares and Submit
Track Your IPO Status

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an IPO?

Who can invest in an IPO?

Ans. Anyone can invest in an IPO, but eligibility varies based on investor categories:

Retail Investors: Individual investors using brokerage accounts.
Institutional Investors: Large firms like mutual funds and hedge funds.
Accredited Investors: High-net-worth individuals meeting financial thresholds.
Employees and Affiliates: Employees who may receive discounted shares.
Foreign Investors: International investors, subject to regulations.

How can I apply for an IPO?

You can apply for an IPO through a broker or an online trading platform that offers IPO applications. Many banks also provide IPO application services through their internet banking platforms.

What are the risks of investing in an IPO?

Investing in an IPO carries risks, including market volatility, uncertain future performance, and lock-in periods for certain investors. Conduct thorough research before investing.

How is the IPO price determined?

The IPO price is determined through a process called book building, where institutional investors place bids within a price range set by the company. The final price is based on demand and investor interest.

What is the difference between Fixed Price and Book Building IPO?

Fixed Price IPO: The price of shares is predetermined and fixed before the IPO opens.
Book Building IPO: The price is determined based on demand from institutional investors, with a price range provided beforehand.

Can I sell my IPO shares immediately after listing?

Yes, retail investors can sell IPO shares on the stock exchange once they are listed. However, some investors, such as company insiders, may be subject to a lock-in period.

What happens if an IPO is oversubscribed?

If an IPO is oversubscribed, meaning more people apply for shares than are available, shares are usually allotted proportionally or through a lottery system for retail investors.

What is the lock-in period in an IPO?

The lock-in period is a duration during which certain investors, such as promoters and institutional investors, cannot sell their shares after the IPO. This period ensures stability in the stock price.

How can I check IPO allotment status?

You can check your IPO allotment status on the website of the registrar handling the IPO, usually by entering your application number, PAN card, or DP ID details.