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The Indian IPO market has started 2025 on an exciting note, offering opportunities for investors to explore new companies entering the stock market. With several companies across various industries going public, staying updated about the current IPO open or recently closed ones is crucial.
This list provides a comprehensive overview of the latest IPOs, helping you make informed investment choices.
Whether you're an experienced investor or just starting with a Demat account, here’s everything you need to know about the IPOs that have shaped the market so far.
Leo Dryfruits & Spices Trading IPO
Listing Date: 8th January 2025
Issue Price: ₹52
Subscription: 169.08x
LTP: ₹71.40
Issue Size: ₹25.12 Crores
Leo Dryfruits & Spices Trading is an SME IPO that has caught attention due to its niche focus on trading dry fruits and spices. The company saw an impressive subscription rate of 169.08 times, indicating high investor interest.
Although the listing day data isn't available yet, the Last Traded Price (LTP) of ₹71.40 suggests a healthy demand in the aftermarket. With its small issue size of ₹25.12 crores, the IPO presents an opportunity for investors looking for sector-specific growth.
Technichem Organics IPO
Listing Date: 7th January 2025
Issue Price: ₹55
Subscription: 392.62x
LTP: ₹63.15
Issue Size: ₹25.25 Crores
Another SME IPO, Technichem Organics, focuses on manufacturing organic chemicals used in industries like agriculture and healthcare. The IPO saw overwhelming interest, with a subscription of 392.62 times.
Its Last Traded Price of ₹63.15 reflects steady investor confidence.
Indo Farm Equipment IPO
Listing Date: 7th January 2025
Issue Price: ₹215
Subscription: 229.68x
Listing Open: ₹256
Listing Close: ₹273.69
Listing Gain: 19.07%
LTP: ₹263.20
Today's Gain: 8.52%
Issue Size: ₹260.15 Crores
Indo Farm Equipment launched one of the most significant mainline IPOs of the year so far. It debuted on the stock exchange with a listing gain of 19.07%, closing at ₹273.69 on its first day. With an LTP of ₹263.20, the IPO has proven to be a strong performer, appealing to long-term investors seeking growth in the agricultural machinery sector.
Citichem India IPO
Listing Date: 3rd January 2025
Issue Price: ₹70
Subscription: 414.4x
LTP: ₹55.63
Issue Size: ₹12.60 Crores
Citichem India’s IPO, though smaller in size, drew significant attention with a subscription of 414.4 times. The company operates in the specialty chemicals sector, which has consistently attracted investor interest due to its growing applications in various industries.
However, its LTP of ₹55.63 indicates a dip from the issue price, signalling caution for short-term traders.
Anya Polytech & Fertilizers IPO
Listing Date: 2nd January 2025
Issue Price: ₹14
Subscription: 409.28x
Listing Open: ₹17.10
Listing Close: ₹17.95
Listing Gain: 22.14%
LTP: ₹17.25
Today's Gain: 3.22%
Issue Size: ₹44.80 Crores
Anya Polytech & Fertilizers, an SME IPO, has demonstrated significant traction, especially among retail investors. Its current LTP of ₹17.25 and today’s gain of 3.22% further highlight its steady performance. Operating in the agricultural fertiliser and polymer segment, the IPO holds potential for investors looking at high-growth sectors.
Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing IPO
Listing Date: 31st December 2024
Issue Price: ₹785
Subscription: 175.31x
Listing Open: ₹1,460
Listing Close: ₹1,376.25
Listing Gain: 85.99%
LTP: ₹1,301.45
Today's Gain: -7.27%
Issue Size: ₹500 Crores
Unimech Aerospace and Manufacturing launched a blockbuster mainline IPO, making waves with its massive listing gain of 85.99%. The company, which specialises in aerospace components, saw its shares open at ₹1,460 but closed slightly lower at ₹1,376.25.
Conclusion
Tracking the current IPO open and those recently launched can help you identify opportunities early and plan your investments wisely. However, thorough research and understanding market trends are essential before making investment decisions.
By staying informed, you can take advantage of the dynamic Indian IPO market in 2025 and beyond.
FAQs
What is an IPO, and why should you invest in one?
An IPO is when a company offers its shares to the public for the first time. It allows investors to own equity in a business with growth potential, often at an initial discounted price.
How do I apply for an IPO in India?
You can apply using your Demat account through an online broker or a banking app. Select the IPO, enter bid details, and submit your application. Once the subscription period ends, you can check the allotment status.
Are IPOs risk-free investments?
No, IPOs carry risks like market volatility, overvaluation, or underperformance after listing. To make informed decisions, it’s crucial to research the company’s fundamentals and the industry before investing.
What is meant by an IPO’s subscription rate?
The subscription rate shows how many times investors have applied for the shares offered in the IPO. High subscription rates indicate strong investor demand and confidence in the company.
Can I sell IPO shares immediately after listing?
Yes, you can sell IPO shares after listing unless you're a promoter or subject to a lock-in period. However, the timing depends on your investment strategy and market conditions.
