List of Upcoming SME IPOs
Explore the latest SME IPO opportunities and recent SME IPO listings that offer growth potential for investors seeking diversified portfolio exposure. Our SME IPO upcoming calendar provides detailed insights into promising small and medium enterprises entering the public markets.
Open Date
26 Nov '25
Close Dates
28 Nov '25
Price Range
₹111 - ₹117
Min Investment
₹2,80,800
Lot Size
1,200
Allotment Date
01 Dec '25
Listing Date
03 Dec '25
Sector Name
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01 Dec '25
Close Dates
03 Dec '25
Price Range
₹125 - ₹132
Min Investment
₹2,64,000
Lot Size
1,000
Allotment Date
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Listing Date
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Sector Name
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Open Date
28 Nov '25
Close Dates
02 Dec '25
Price Range
₹133 - ₹140
Min Investment
₹2,80,000
Lot Size
1,000
Allotment Date
03 Dec '25
Listing Date
05 Dec '25
Sector Name
--IPO Document
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Open Date
01 Dec '25
Close Dates
03 Dec '25
Price Range
₹52 - ₹56
Min Investment
₹1,12,000
Lot Size
2,000
Allotment Date
04 Dec '25
Listing Date
08 Dec '25
Sector Name
--IPO Document
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Neochem Bio Solutions Ltd
NEOCHEM
Open Date
02 Dec '25
Close Dates
04 Dec '25
Price Range
₹93 - ₹98
Min Investment
₹2,35,200
Lot Size
1,200
Allotment Date
05 Dec '25
Listing Date
09 Dec '25
Sector Name
--IPO Document
--Upcoming SME IPO FAQs
An SME IPO is an Initial Public Offering specifically designed for Small and Medium Enterprises. These companies raise capital through public subscription while listing on specialized platforms like BSE SME or NSE Emerge, which have relaxed listing requirements compared to mainboard exchanges.
SME IPO differ from mainboard IPOs in several key aspects. The capital requirements are lower, with post-issue capital ranging from ₹1 crore to ₹25 crores. SME IPO companies list on BSE SME or NSE Emerge platforms rather than the main BSE or NSE exchanges, and they have simplified compliance requirements and lower minimum public shareholding norms.
Both retail and institutional investors can participate in upcoming SME IPO offerings. However, current SME IPO investments require higher minimum investment amounts compared to mainboard IPOs. Retail investors are required to invest a minimum amount, as specified by each latest SME IPO, typically ranging from ₹1 lakh to ₹2 lakh.
Companies seeking SME IPO listing must have a minimum post-issue paid-up capital of ₹1 crore and a maximum of ₹25 crores. They should have positive cash accruals from operations for at least two years and demonstrate sound business fundamentals. The company must also comply with disclosure and corporate governance requirements specified by SEBI.
SME IPO companies in India list on two specialized platforms. BSE operates the BSE SME platform, while NSE runs the NSE Emerge platform. Both exchanges provide dedicated trading and listing infrastructure for small and medium enterprises, ensuring proper price discovery and liquidity for SME IPO stocks.