T+3 IPO Listing Rules: The Complete Day-by-Day Timeline
Every Indian IPO now lists exactly three working days after it closes. Here's what actually happens on T, T+1, T+2 and T+3 — allotment, refunds, demat credit, and listing — walked through using NSE's own IPO as a live example.
IPO Circuit Limits on Listing Day: How the Price Band Really Works
IPO listing day doesn't start like a normal trading day — a call auction discovers the price first, then a circuit band takes over. Here's how the mechanism works, and why some stocks freeze at the limit with no sellers in sight.
Pre-Open Session in IPO Listing
The IPO pre-open session is the one-hour window every listing-day investor has to place orders before the stock starts normal trading — and it works differently from the daily pre-open you may already know. Here's what to actually do in it.
IPO Listing Day: What to Expect, From Pre-Open to Closing Bell
Your IPO shares start trading at 10 AM, but the listing price is set between 9:00 and 9:55 AM. This guide covers the listing day timeline, price discovery, day-one circuit limits, real debuts and how to sell your shares.