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"Objects of the Issue" is the section of an IPO prospectus that tells you exactly how the company plans to spend the money it raises. Learning to read it separates growth-focused IPOs from ones that simply cash out early investors.
The IPO price band is the fixed range — a floor and a cap — within which you bid in a book-built IPO. This guide explains how the band is decided, what cut-off means, why the cap can't exceed 120% of the floor, and how real IPOs like Bajaj Housing Finance set theirs.
Learn how to check your IPO allotment status the fast way using IPO360 — through the real-time allotment tracker covering every IPO, or directly from any individual IPO page. Plus how to find the allotment date before results are out.
A Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) and Red Herring Prospectus (RHP) are the two core documents every Indian IPO must file with SEBI. This guide explains what each contains, how they differ, and which sections investors should actually read before applying.
An IPO passes through a long, structured journey before shares hit the exchange, from the DRHP filing to the T+3 listing day. This guide maps every stage in order, explains SEBI's role at each step, and how long the process really takes.
A single GMP number is not enough. This guide compares the two ways IPO360 lets you track live Grey Market Premium: the full-market GMP tracker for scanning, and the in-page GMP chart on every company page for going deep on one IPO
Every Indian IPO is priced one of two ways, and the method decides how you bid and what you pay. This guide explains book building and fixed price issues in plain terms, with real examples and the SEBI rules behind each.
Not every public offering works the same way. This guide breaks down the three main types of IPOs in India, namely Mainboard, SME, and FPO, covering eligibility, ticket sizes, risk levels, and which one suits which kind of investor.
Grey Market Premium is the most-watched IPO signal in India, but it is not a guarantee. This guide explains when GMP is a useful directional indicator, when it misleads investors, and how to read it sensibly before applying.
IPO GMP is not set by any formula or authority. It emerges from demand and supply between buyers and sellers in an unofficial dealer network. This guide explains exactly how the premium is arrived at, who quotes it, and why the number you see online is an estimate rather than a fact.
Companies go public to raise growth capital, repay debt, let early investors exit via OFS, and boost their brand. This guide explains why companies launch IPOs in India — and how to tell whether the money fuels real growth or just cashes out promoters.
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