Live IPO GMP

GMP is the unofficial premium at which IPO shares trade before listing, in an unregulated "grey" market. Adding GMP to the issue price gives a rough estimate of where the stock might list — but it's sentiment-driven and can change quickly, so treat it as a signal, not a guarantee.

Estimated listing price = issue price (upper band) + current GMP. It's shown on each IPO's page and updates as GMP changes.

Allotment is done by lottery/proportional basis when an IPO is oversubscribed, and has nothing to do with GMP. A high GMP usually means more people apply, which can actually lower your odds of allotment in the retail category.

No. GMP reflects grey market sentiment right up to listing, but broader market conditions on listing day itself can change the outcome. Strong GMP that's held steady for several days is a better signal than a single day's spike.

Each review is compiled from public sources — DRHP/RHP filings, GMP trends, and subscription data — and checked for accuracy before it's published. They're meant to give you a quick, well-sourced overview, not personalised investment advice, so always verify details independently and consult a financial advisor before investing.