IPO GMP today

Mainboard IPO GMP today

SME IPO GMP today

GMP vs actual listing

Of the last 148 IPOs that listed, the GMP pointed the right way (a gain, or no gain) for 102 of them (69%). On average, the listing-day gain was 9.0 percentage points away from the last GMP.

How to read IPO GMP

GMP is the premium people pay for an IPO’s shares in the grey market before listing. A GMP of ₹50 on an IPO priced at ₹500 means traders expect the shares to list around ₹550, a 10% gain.

GMP moves every day with the subscription numbers and the mood of the stock market, and it can fall quickly. Use it as one sign among many, together with the company’s financials, valuation and risks.

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Frequently asked questions

What is IPO GMP today?

IPO GMP (grey market premium) is the extra amount, over the upper price band, at which an IPO’s shares are traded unofficially before they list. The tables above show today’s GMP of every open, upcoming and closed IPO, mainboard and SME.

How is the estimated listing price worked out?

Upper price band + GMP. For example, Jio Platforms IPO has an upper price band of ₹1,119 and a GMP of ₹254, so its estimated listing price is ₹1,373. It is simple arithmetic, not a forecast.

How accurate is IPO GMP?

Of the last 148 IPOs that listed, the GMP pointed the right way (a gain, or no gain) for 102 of them (69%). On average, the listing-day gain was 9.0 percentage points away from the last GMP. So GMP is a useful sign of demand, but it is not a promise.

How often is the GMP updated here?

We check for new GMP readings every 30 minutes and show the time of the latest reading on each IPO’s GMP page.

Is it safe to buy or sell IPO shares in the grey market?

No. The grey market is unofficial and unregulated. Deals are made on trust, with no protection from SEBI or the stock exchanges. Use GMP only as a sign of market mood.