Basic IPO FAQs

In the early price discovery session, How the IPO share price is defined?

The price discovery session, which is an early trading session prior to the listing of IPO shares, is an early trading session. This process is also called a 'call auction'.

This session lasts for about an hour before regular trading begins. When regular trading begins, the circuit filter will be calculated based on the session's weighted average price.

According to SEBI (the market regulator), there are no limitations on price discovery during price discovery sessions. During price discovery, the exchanges have an operating limit of 75%. This is so that the process does not get twisted by a few random bids. BSE and NSE officials can jointly relax the ceiling if there is a lot of demand for the higher end of the 75% range. If demand isn't as high, the ceiling of 75 percent will remain.


An issue is required to kept open for how many days?


In an IPO,can a minor also apply?


What does over the counter trading mean?


Before the listing of stock,can we sell the stock allotted to us in an IPO?


How can someone fill IPO online?


For applying in an IPO ,what will be the category of 'Private Family Trust'?


Define the category of 'private family trust' for applying in IPO . Retail Bidder or Non-Institutional Bidder ?


Can a private limited company subscribe in non-institutional category?


What does pre IPO placement mean? Is it worth buying any script during pre-IPO placement? How will it benefit customers?


In IPO, who can apply for QIBs? What are the rules and regulation for QIB?


How much time an issue takes to list in market?


Differentiate between call option & put option.


What does listing of IPO means and how is it done?


How many days does a cheque takes to be cleared for application of an IPO?


In an IPO how the cutoff price is decided?


What do you mean by BID QUANTITY & BID PRICE?


What does IPO stands for?


What is IPO Funding?


In IPO processing , what is the role of 'Syndicate members'?


List down the timelines for book building IPOs in India.