IPO Calendar — Open, Upcoming & Recently Listed
Every mainboard and SME IPO on the Indian primary-market calendar: subscription dates, price bands, issue sizes and listing dates, grouped by status.
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The June 2026 IPO calendar at a glance
Mid-June 2026 is a transition week for the primary market. On the main board, Hexagon Nutrition — subscribed 53.68x — lists today, 12 June, while the next mainboard window opens with Turtlemint Fintech Solutions (19–23 June, price band to be announced) followed by Advit Jewels (23–25 June). Larger names sit further out: Paras Healthcare refiled its DRHP on 5 June for a roughly Rs 1,800 crore issue, and Zepto is targeting the July–September quarter.
The SME calendar is busier. Susan Electricals India (BSE SME) is open until 15 June, Utkal Speciality Industries (NSE SME) closes today, and Horizon Reclaim (India) (BSE SME) opens today with the strongest grey-market interest on our board. Leapfrog Engineering and Liotech Industries both run 17–19 June. Check each issue's GMP on the IPO GMP Today page before deciding, and read the dates carefully — SME applications block over Rs 2 lakh until allotment is finalised.
Open now — accepting applications
How to apply →Data as of: —. Confirm cut-off times with your broker; most stop fresh UPI bids by mid-afternoon on the closing day.
Upcoming IPOs — dates announced or expected
Check GMP →Data as of: —. Price bands and lot sizes marked "—" have not been announced yet; dates can shift until the red herring prospectus is filed.
Closed — awaiting allotment or listing
Check allotment status →Data as of: —. Under SEBI's T+3 rule, listing follows within three working days of close: allotment on T+1, refunds and demat credit on T+2, trading from T+3.
Recently listed — how debuts went
Back to dashboard →Data as of: —. Listing gains are point-in-time debut numbers, not a measure of how these stocks performed afterwards.
How to use this IPO calendar
1. Track the open and close dates
An IPO accepts bids for at least three working days. Apply on day one or two — last-day UPI mandates routinely fail in the evening rush, and approving the mandate by 5:00 PM on the close date is your responsibility, not the broker's.
2. Check the band, lot and issue size
One retail lot at the upper band tells you the cash that gets blocked: about Rs 15,000 for a typical mainboard issue, over Rs 2.4 lakh for current SME issues. Issue size hints at allotment odds — bigger retail portions spread further.
3. Follow the T+3 clock after close
Allotment lands the next working day, demat credits and refunds the day after, and the stock lists on the third. Bookmark the allotment page to check your status with the registrar the moment it is finalised.
IPO calendar FAQs
What time do IPO applications open and close in India?
IPO bidding runs during market hours, roughly 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on the exchanges. On the final day, most brokers stop accepting fresh UPI applications between 3:00 and 4:00 PM, and the UPI mandate must be approved by 5:00 PM. Applying on day one or two avoids the last-day rush entirely.
How soon after an IPO closes does it list?
Under SEBI's T+3 timeline, an IPO must list within three working days of the issue closing. Allotment is typically finalised on T+1, refunds and demat credits happen on T+2, and trading begins on T+3. Hexagon Nutrition followed exactly this path in June 2026: closed 9 June, allotment 10 June, demat credit 11 June, listing 12 June.
Why do some IPOs in the calendar show no price band or lot size?
Companies announce the price band and lot size only a few days before the issue opens. Upcoming IPOs that have SEBI approval but no announced band — such as Turtlemint Fintech Solutions in June 2026 — appear in the calendar with those fields marked as pending until the red herring prospectus confirms them.
Are SME IPO dates shown in the same calendar as mainboard IPOs?
Yes. Our calendar lists mainboard and SME issues together and labels each row with its exchange — BSE/NSE for the main board, BSE SME or NSE SME (Emerge) for SME-platform issues. Remember that SME applications block over Rs 2 lakh per lot, against roughly Rs 15,000 for one mainboard retail lot. Our SME vs Mainboard guide covers the differences in detail.