Methodology

How we source our IPO data

Every number on ipostation traces to a primary source. Here is what we track, where each figure comes from, how often it refreshes, and how we compute the derived ones — so you can judge the data for yourself.

MetricSourceUpdated
Grey market premium (GMP)Unofficial. GMP is an informal, unregulated indicator — not a price set by any exchange.Grey-market dealer quotes, aggregatedThrough market hours on active IPO days
Subscription (QIB / NII / retail)NSE & BSE bidding dataDuring the bidding window
Price band, lot size, datesRHP / SEBI filings & exchange circularsOn announcement, then as revised
Allotment schedule & registrarRegistrar (KFintech, MUFG Intime, Bigshare, …) & RHPOn finalisation of the basis of allotment
Listing price & listing gainBSE bhavcopy (official end-of-day)On listing day, after close

How we compute derived figures

GMP %

GMP as a percentage of the upper price band: (GMP ÷ issue price) × 100. It is the grey market’s implied premium, nothing more.

Estimated listing price

Issue price + current GMP. Shown only once a price band exists; before that we show “Price TBA” rather than a fabricated number.

Listing gain

Actual listing price versus issue price: (listing price − issue price) ÷ issue price × 100, using the official BSE listing price.

What we don’t do

  • We never ask for your PAN, application number or any personal data — allotment pages only deep-link you to the official registrar, BSE or NSE.
  • We never publish subscribe/avoid calls or price targets. ipostation is a data utility, not a SEBI-registered advisor.
  • We never present GMP as a guaranteed or official listing price.
  • We never accept payment to alter, rank or hide an IPO’s data.
How reliable is grey-market premium as a listing signal? We keep an honest scorecard of GMP versus actual listing prices — see the GMP accuracy study. Data is produced by the ipostation Research Desk; grey-market limits are set out in our disclaimer.