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IPO calendar

Opens, closes, allotment and listing dates, from today. Dates are the ones announced for each IPO and can be revised, so check an IPO's own page before you act on one.

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Earlier this week · 12 events

Mon 2 Nov

12 eventsOpens 1Closes 2Allotment 3Refunds 5Lists 1
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Today · Tue 3 Nov

10 eventsCloses 4Allotment 2Refunds 1Lists 3
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Wed 4 Nov

10 eventsCloses 1Allotment 4Refunds 2Lists 3
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Thu 5 Nov

7 eventsAllotment 1Refunds 4Lists 2
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Fri 6 Nov

5 eventsRefunds 1Lists 4

Mon 9 Nov

1 eventLists 1

Put the dates in your own calendar

Follow every IPO's dates in your calendar app. It refreshes itself every few hours, so a changed date follows. For one IPO, use the calendar button on its page.

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What the events mean

Opens
The first day of bidding.
Closes
The last day of bidding, retail bids until 5:00 PM.
Allotment
The day the basis of allotment is finalised.
Lists
The day the shares start trading.

Refunds are shown the same way. New to the sequence? How an IPO works and listing day, explained cover each step.

Frequently asked questions

How do I add IPO dates to my phone's calendar?

Use the subscribe link on this page to follow every IPO's dates in your calendar app, or open an IPO's page and use its calendar button for one IPO. Each date is added as an all-day event.

Can IPO dates change?

Yes. The dates are the ones announced for each IPO. They are sometimes revised, for example when a holiday falls in the schedule. A subscribed calendar refreshes itself every few hours, and the dates on this page are read from the same data as each IPO's page.

What do the different events mean?

Opens and closes are the first and last day of bidding. Allotment is the day the basis of allotment is finalised. Refunds start is when money for bids that were not allotted is released; allotted shares reach demat accounts at about the same time, and the IPO's Allotment tab shows both dates. Listing is the day the shares start trading.

Why does a listing sometimes fall on a different day than I expected?

Listing is counted in working days after bidding closes, so weekends and exchange holidays push it later. The date shown is the one announced for that IPO.