Open IPOs
IPOs currently open for subscription. Once an IPO's closing date passes, it moves to allotment — see the full calendar including upcoming IPOs in the IPO catalog.
| IPO | Type | Price band | Lot size | Opens | Closes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Core4 Engineers IPO Core4 Engineers | SME | ₹88.00–₹93.00 | 1200 | 23 Oct 2026 | 27 Oct 2026 |
Sign up free to apply and track these against your own demat accounts.
What to Check Before Applying
A few numbers on the listing tell you most of what matters before you commit capital:
- Price band — the range within which the final issue price gets fixed. You bid at the upper end (the "cut-off price") unless you have a specific reason to bid lower.
- Lot size — the minimum number of shares per application. Retail investors can apply for multiple lots, but each additional lot blocks more capital for the same allotment odds.
- Subscription numbers — how many times the retail, HNI, and QIB categories are oversubscribed. A retail category subscribed 50x+ means allotment is effectively a lottery; under 2-3x means most applicants get shares.
The closing date matters too — applications typically need to be in by 5 PM on the last day, and UPI mandate approval can lag if you wait until the final hour.
Applying From Multiple Accounts
Retail allotment in an oversubscribed IPO is decided by lottery, with each valid application getting an equal shot regardless of lot count. Applying from separate demat accounts — your own and family members' — multiplies your number of entries into that lottery, which is why most serious applicants don't rely on a single account.
Applying to an Open IPO
Once you apply, IPO Tracker can record the application against your demat account, then carry it through allotment and refunds automatically when the result is out.