Recent IPO List in India
Track performance of recent IPOs that have concluded their public offerings and started trading on stock exchanges. Get comprehensive details of recently closed IPOs with listing dates, subscription data, and allotment status.
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List of Recently Closed IPOs In India
Complete overview of closed IPO offerings from the mainboard and SME segments with real-time listing performance data.

Ashutosh Fibre
ASHUTOSH
Listing Date
07 Sep '26
Listing Time
05:30PM
Subscribed(X)
124x

Purple Style Labs
PERNIASPOP
Listing Date
07 Sep '26
Listing Time
05:30PM
Subscribed(X)
1x
Listing Date
04 Sep '26
Listing Time
05:30PM
Subscribed(X)
0x
Recently Closed IPOs FAQs
IPO closing refers to the end of the subscription period, during which investors can no longer apply for shares. After closure, the company and registrar process applications, conduct allotment, and prepare for stock exchange listing.
Most IPOs in India close at 5:00 PM on the final subscription date. However, retail investors can typically apply until 6:00 PM, while institutional bidding may extend until 8:00 PM on the closing day.
Post-closure, the registrar finalizes subscription data, conducts basis of allotment (if oversubscribed), announces allotment results, initiates refunds for unsuccessful applicants, and credits shares to allottees before listing.
Share allotment typically occurs within 6-10 working days after the closed IPO subscription ends. The exact timeline depends on subscription levels, with oversubscribed issues taking longer due to lottery-based allotment.
Recent IPOs in India applications generally close at 5:00 PM for retail investors on the final date. Some brokers may accept applications until 6:00 PM, but submission before 4:30 PM ensures processing on the same day.
Cut-off price refers to bidding at the final price determined by the company within the price band. Retail investors can choose the cut-off option to ensure allocation at whatever price the IPO lists, typically recommended for oversubscribed issues.


