Current Ipo

Check Current - Latest IPOs List

Current IPOs are those IPOs that are presently available for subscription. An IPO is a company's method of listing on one or more stock markets and raising funds from investors. Once the IPO is listed, traders and investors can acquire shares on the open market. The IPO listing process consists of several phases, beginning with the appointment of a merchant banker and ending with the allocation of shares and refunding of funds. IPOs can be listed at either a premium (higher than the issue price) or a discount. Let’s check out the current IPO list

Current IPO List 2025

Check out the current IPOs that are available for subscription! Learn how to register a demat account with BlinkX and begin applying for these IPOs instantly.

IPOS

Advance Technoforge ..

Propshop Events and ..

Poojaa Precision Eng..

Manipal Health Enter..

H. R. Hygiene Produc..

OPEN DATE

Jul 27, 2026

Jul 28, 2026

Jul 29, 2026

Jul 30, 2026

Jul 31, 2026

285

560

24.03

26.91

151.34

9,210.37

50.89

IPOs	OPEN DATE	CLOSE DATE	PRICE	ISSUE SIZE
Advance Technoforge Ltd IPO	Jul 27, 2026	Jul 29, 2026	95	24.03
Propshop Events and Exhibitions Ltd IPO	Jul 27, 2026	Jul 29, 2026	65	26.91
Poojaa Precision Engg. Ltd IPO	Jul 28, 2026	Jul 30, 2026	285	151.34
Manipal Health Enterprises Ltd IPO	Jul 29, 2026	Jul 31, 2026	560	9210.37
H. R. Hygiene Products Ltd IPO	Jul 29, 2026	Jul 31, 2026	83	50.89

How does IPO Work?

Every firm, large or small, relies on one thing: finance. Almost every firm begins as a private enterprise, with a small group of individuals sponsoring the first activities. Similarly, investors expect to profit from their investment as the firm expands. They feel that the greatest moment to invest in a solid company is when it is initially listed on the stock market. As a result, when the company's profits increase, so does its share price.

How to apply for IPO through BlinkX

To apply for current IPOs through BlinkX, follow these steps:

Step 1:

Access your BlinkX online demat account. If you haven't registered yet, you can do so by providing your email and phone number to create an account.

Step 2:

Locate the IPO tab within your BlinkX account dashboard and navigate to the current IPO section. Here, you'll find a list of ongoing IPOs. Select the IPO name you're interested in applying for.

Step 3:

Enter the lot size or the number of stocks you want to bid on, along with your desired bid price. For better chances of getting an IPO allocation, consider bidding at the cut-off or maximum price, especially towards the top end of the price range.

Step 4:

Provide your UPI ID during the bidding process and proceed to submit your bid. The exchange will require your authorization through your UPI app to approve the transaction.

Step 5:

Keep an eye on your UPI app for any mandate notices. Your application funds will be temporarily frozen until the IPO allotment date.

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FAQs on IPO (Initial Public Offering)

What factors should I consider before investing in an IPO?

Before investing in an IPO, investors should consider various factors such as the company's business model, financial performance, industry prospects, competitive study, and the credibility of the management team.

How does oversubscription affect IPO allotment?

Oversubscription occurs when the demand for shares in an IPO exceeds the number of shares available for allocation. In such cases, shares may be allotted proportionally to investors, or through a lottery system if demand significantly exceeds supply.

Who decides on the pricing band?

The price band of the IPO is often determined by the firm that wants to list itself and the lead managers, such as syndicate members or merchant bankers. Contrary to common misconception, SEBI does not influence determining the price band for an IPO.

How is IPO pricing determined?

IPO pricing is often determined by merchant bankers after considering the company's financial capabilities, business risks, valuation, and public perception. Deciding on a price is critical because if it is too high, investors may be uninterested in the IPO.