Upcoming IPOs 2026: Official List, Status & Filing Updates

By Wealthova Research
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Last Updated: 24 Jul, 2:01 pm IST

Navigate the primary market with professional-grade clarity. The Wealthova Upcoming IPO Dashboard breaks down public issues through every critical regulatory milestone: DRHP submissions, mandatory SEBI clearance, and live issue windows. By delivering real-time tracking of issue sizes, premium trends, and structural structural timelines, we provide the Smart Market Insights needed to evaluate corporate fundamentals and position your capital for the most promising market debuts.



Upcoming IPOs 2026

Access the verified pipeline of confirmed Mainboard and SME public issues currently scheduled for market debut. Track official bidding windows, finalized price bands, and total issue sizes to prepare your capital deployment strategy before the subscription opens.


IPO Name
Category
Date
Price Band
IPO Size
CMR Green Technologies
Mainboard
3 - 5 June
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Hexagon Nutrition
Mainboard
5 - 9 June
₹42 – ₹45
138.87 Cr.
Aureate Tradde
NSE SME
29 May - 2 June
₹70 - ₹70
₹27.29 Crores
Merritronix
BSE SME
1 - 3 June
₹141 - ₹ 149
₹70 Crores
Liotech Industries
BSE SME
1 - 3 June
₹321 - ₹321
₹36 Crores
Vahh Chemicals
BSE SME
4 - 8 June
₹60 - ₹60
₹13.45 Crores
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Major IPOs to Watch in 2026

Monitor high-profile mega-cap and unicorn corporations actively navigating the SEBI regulatory clearance process. This forward-looking watchlist tracks the DRHP and RHP filing status of India’s most anticipated, high-liquidity market debuts.


IPO Name
Price Band
IPO Size
RHP/DRHP
National Stock Exchange(NSE)
TBA
TBA
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Zepto
TBA
TBA
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Reliance Jio
TBA
TBA
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Imagine Marketing Ltd.(boAt)
TBA
₹1500 Crores
DRHP
PhonePe Ltd.
TBA
TBA
DRHP
Hero Fincorp
TBA
₹3668 Crores
DRHP
Oravel Stays Ltd.(OYO)
TBA
₹8430 Crores
DRHP
Flipkart
TBA
TBA
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SBI Mutual Funds
TBA
TBA
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Cordelia Cruises
TBA
₹727 Crores
DRHP
Manipal Payment
TBA
₹400 Crores
DRHP
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Data Source: SEBI Public Issues



Understanding IPOs Status Terms

DRHP Filed: The company has submitted its Draft Red Herring Prospectus(DRHP) to SEBI. This is the first public step where the company outlines its business model, risks, and financial health for regulator review.

SEBI Approved (Observations): SEBI has reviewed the DRHP and provided their “observations.” This means the company is officially cleared to move forward with the IPO process.

IPO Pipeline: These are companies that have officially expressed their intent to go public but are currently in the pre-launch phase, awaiting final internal approvals or market timing.

RHP (Red Herring Prospectus): The finalized offer document filed with the Registrar of Companies (RoC) after SEBI approval. It contains essential details like the IPO opening/closing dates, price band, and issue size.



How to Apply for an IPO in 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide

Investing in a primary market offering is a streamlined process if you have the right infrastructure in place. Follow these steps to submit a successful application:

Step 1: Ensure an Active Demat Account You must have an active Demat and Trading account with a SEBI-registered stockbroker (e.g., Zerodha, Upstox, Groww).

Step 2: Log into Your Trading Platform Navigate to the ‘IPO’ section within your broker’s web portal or mobile application.

Step 3: Select the Target IPO Review the active listings from our master table above. Click ‘Apply’ on the specific IPO you wish to bid for.

Step 4: Enter Bid Details (Lot Size & Price) Retail investors must bid in specific “lots.” Always apply at the Cut-Off Price (the upper end of the price band) to maximize your chances of allotment.

Step 5: Provide Your UPI ID Enter a valid UPI ID linked to the bank account registered with your Demat profile. The ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) mechanism will ensure your funds are safely locked, not immediately deducted.

Step 6: Submit and Approve the Mandate Submit your application. Within a few hours, you will receive a UPI mandate request on your payment app (GPay, PhonePe, BHIM). Approve this mandate to lock the funds and finalize your bid.




Understanding the IPO Allotment Process

  • If Undersubscribed: All valid retail applicants receive their requested shares.
  • If Oversubscribed (Most Common): The allotment for the Retail category is decided via a computerized lottery system. For High Net-worth Individuals (HNIs/NIIs) and Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIBs), allotment is distributed on a proportionate basis.




How to Check Your IPO Allotment Status

You can verify if you have received shares on the official allotment date using these following methods:

1. The Wealthova Integrated Dashboard (Recommended): Bypass slow loading times and crashing third-party servers by using our unified Live Allotment Tracker. Wealthova pools direct API data streams from all major primary market registrars—including Link Intime, KFintech, and Bigshare—into a single, high-speed terminal. Simply input your details below to fetch an instantaneous, clean allotment verdict without navigating cluttered external layouts.

2. Through the Official Registrar Website: Visit the website of the designated registrar (such as Link Intime or KFintech). Enter your PAN card number or IPO Application Number to instantly view your allotment status.

3. Through Your Broker App: Log back into the IPO section of your Demat account. The status will update to reflect either “Allotted” or “Not Allotted.” If you are not allotted shares, your blocked UPI funds will be released automatically prior to the listing date.

4. Through the Official Exchange Websites (NSE & BSE): For absolute regulatory verification, you can track your application directly on the official investor portals of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). By navigating to their respective “Status of Online Applications” sections, you can input your IPO Application Number or PAN Card details to pull your data straight from the exchange clearing systems. While this method requires a quick account login on the exchange portal, it serves as the ultimate infallible backup if registrar servers face heavy congestion.





Wealthova Intelligence: The Pre-Application Evaluation Framework

Analyzing an upcoming public issue pipeline before the bidding window opens requires a strict **Structured Blueprint**. To effectively audit upcoming assets and protect your capital from market turbulence, follow these three core rules:

  • 1. Audit the Object of the Issue: Open the regulatory filings and inspect where the capital is going. If the issue is dominated by an **Offer for Sale (OFS)**, it means existing promoters are cashing out. Favor upcoming companies allocating capital heavily toward **Fresh Issue** structures to fund organic corporate expansion or clear balance sheet debt.
  • 2. Run the Peer Valuation Test: Never look at an upcoming listing price in a vacuum. Compare the company’s indicative Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio against its already listed industry peers. If a new market entrant demands a steeper valuation premium than established sector leaders, the asset is exposed to **Overpricing Risk** which stalls listing gains.
  • 3. Verify the Pre-IPO GMP Baseline: Monitor the unofficial grey market trends 48 to 72 hours before the official anchor book launches. A resilient public issue should ideally command a highly stable or steadily climbing premium of **at least 20% to 30%** above its indicative floor price, confirming foundational institutional interest.







Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between Mainboard and SME IPOs?
Mainboard IPOs belong to large, established corporations listing on the main platforms of the NSE and BSE, typically featuring massive issue sizes and accessible retail lot sizes (~₹15,000). SME IPOs are tailored for Small and Medium Enterprises, listing on specialized segments like NSE Emerge or BSE SME, and require a much higher minimum investment threshold (typically ₹1 Lakh to ₹1.4 Lakhs per lot).
What does GMP (Grey Market Premium) indicate?
The Grey Market Premium (GMP) represents the unofficial price at which institutional and retail traders buy or sell IPO applications before the asset officially debuts on public exchanges. While it is completely unregulated, a strong, upward-trending GMP is a reliable indicator of robust investor sentiment and estimated listing day gains.
What is the Cut-Off Price in an IPO?
The Cut-Off Price is the final price determined by the issuing company at the end of the book-building process, effectively setting the upper ceiling of the price band. Retail investors are highly encouraged to select the “Cut-Off” option when applying to ensure their bid remains dynamically valid regardless of where institutional discovery finalized the price.
Why did I not receive an IPO allotment?
Non-allotment is most commonly caused by extreme **oversubscription**, which forces the registrar to allocate shares using a randomized computerized lottery system. Technical factors can also trigger rejections, such as multiple applications submitted under the same PAN, mismatched names between your bank account and Demat profile, or failing to approve the UPI mandate before the deadline.
How long does it take for an IPO to list after closing?
Under SEBI’s current **T+3 listing mandate**, an IPO officially lists on the stock exchanges exactly three working days after the bidding window closes. This rapid corporate timeline dramatically minimizes capital lock-up periods, ensuring that unallotted funds are unblocked or refunded almost immediately.
Can NRIs apply for Upcoming IPOs in India?
Yes, Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) are eligible to participate in upcoming Indian public offerings. To apply, an NRI must use a Non-Resident External (NRE) or Non-Resident Ordinary (NRO) bank account that is fully linked to a valid Indian Demat and trading account with a registered broker.
What is a Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP)?
A DRHP is a comprehensive preliminary regulatory document filed by the company with SEBI before launching an issue. It operates as an open ledger detailing the company’s historical financial statements, capital structure, business vulnerabilities, and explicit plans for how the newly raised public capital will be deployed.
Is UPI mandatory for retail IPO applications?
Yes, UPI (Unified Payments Interface) is the mandatory payment channel for individual retail investors bidding through standard online stockbrokers. Alternatively, if you prefer not to use UPI apps, you can submit your application via the ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) interface directly within your bank’s net-banking portal.