IPO Performance Tracker 2026 — Listing Gains & Returns

IPO listing gain is the difference between the issue price and the listing price on the first day of trading. If an IPO is issued at ₹100 and lists at ₹120, the listing gain is ₹20 (20%).

Profit per lot = (Listing Price - Issue Price) × Lot Size. For example, if gain is ₹20 and lot size is 100, profit per lot is ₹2,000.

No. Many IPOs list below their issue price, resulting in losses. In 2026, 75 IPOs listed positive while 19 listed negative out of 100 total listings.

GMP (Grey Market Premium) gives a rough indication of market sentiment, but it's not always accurate. Some IPOs with high GMP have listed at a discount, and vice versa. Always do your own research.

There's no consistent pattern. SME IPOs sometimes give higher listing gains due to lower issue size and limited supply, but they also carry higher risk. Mainboard IPOs from established companies tend to be more predictable.

You can sell your IPO shares on the listing day itself. Once the shares are credited to your demat account and the stock starts trading on the exchange, you can place a sell order immediately.