Track IPO dates with our interactive calendar
Each issue appears on the calendar on every day of its bidding window, from the open date to the close date, and again on its listing date. Click a day to see the issues active on it with their price band, issue size and, for open issues, the grey market premium being quoted. Mainboard and SME issues are shown together; the type is noted on each entry.
Every Indian public issue has followed a fixed T+3 timeline since December 2023, counted in working days from the day bidding closes. Given the close date on the calendar, the rest of the schedule is predictable:
Weekends and exchange holidays are skipped, so an issue closing on a Thursday lists the following Tuesday, not Sunday. Where a company announces its own dates in the RHP, those take precedence and are what the calendar shows.
Issues are added when the company files its red herring prospectus and announces dates, typically a week or less before opening. Dates occasionally move — an issue may be postponed after filing if the market turns, and SME issues in particular sometimes shift by a few days. The calendar is refreshed from our data feed several times a day; the upcoming IPO list carries the same dates in table form with the full issue terms.
Several issues often run in the same week, and each application blocks funds under UPI or ASBA until allotment. Money blocked for one issue cannot be used for another that closes before the first one's mandate is released, so the calendar is the easiest place to see which windows overlap and plan the order of applications. Bidding closes at the cut-off time on the last day — usually 5 pm for UPI mandates, earlier at some brokers — not at midnight.