Upcoming IPOs in India: No New Dates, Vedant Poly Fabs Open

Upcoming initial public offerings in India had no newly announced bidding dates in the available calendar, while Vedant Poly Fabs Limited was open from 2 to 4 November at a ₹88 to ₹94 price band and had received 0.39 times subscription in NSE bid data.

Which IPOs are open or have just closed in India?

Vedant Poly Fabs is the only active issue identified in the market-watch data, with bidding scheduled from 2 November to 4 November. The SME issue has an offer size of ₹56.68 crore and a price band of ₹88 to ₹94 per share. NSE bid details showed 23,42,400 bids against 60,30,000 shares offered or reserved, resulting in subscription of 0.39 times.

Bombay Coated and Special Steels Limited closed its issue on 2 November. Its IPO was priced at ₹78 to ₹82, with an issue size of ₹183.06 crore. The issue received 54,11,85,190 bids against 1,65,33,012 shares offered or reserved, taking total subscription to 32.73 times. Its listing was still pending in the supplied IPO list.

Are any new Indian IPO bidding dates announced?

No new IPO bidding dates are announced in the upcoming-issues section of the available calendar. The calendar explicitly states that there are no upcoming IPOs at the moment for issues with announced dates. This means investors cannot yet place applications for the names listed only as prospective offerings.

Several companies remain on lists where dates are yet to be announced. These include Parle Products, Twinkle Papers, Sri Priyanka Geo Commex, Flipkart and Prestige Hospitality Ventures. Other mainboard names shown with dates to be announced include Indian Gas Exchange, Zepto, Punjab Carbonic, Polite Powertech and Sunil Gold India. The data does not provide price bands or issue sizes for these proposed offers.

What listings and IPO closures are on the calendar?

The calendar lists several IPO closures and tentative listings around 2 to 4 November. On 2 November, EAAA India Alternatives Limited was scheduled to list, while Bombay Coated and Special Steels closed and Vedant Poly Fabs opened. UAntala Industries Limited was also shown as closing on that date.

On 3 November, BLS Polymers, SFC Environmental Technologies and Wiscon Industries were marked for tentative listings. HGS (India), Johnsoncab Electricals, Maxwell Engineering Solutions and Vectras Enprocon were listed as closing on the same day. Ajwa Projects was marked for a tentative listing on 4 November. A tentative listing status should not be treated as confirmation of a completed listing because the calendar itself labels it tentative.

How did recent IPO subscription demand compare?

Recent demand differed sharply between the two issues for which NSE subscription figures were supplied. Bombay Coated and Special Steels received 32.73 times subscription after its closing, whereas Vedant Poly Fabs stood at 0.39 times while its bidding window remained active. These figures reflect bids recorded across all categories in the market-watch table.

Other recently closed IPOs were also awaiting listing in the supplied list. M.K.Sons Fine Jewels had a price band of ₹153 to ₹162 and an issue size of ₹275.40 crore. SFC Environmental Technologies had a ₹313 to ₹330 price range and a ₹668 crore issue size, while BLS Polymers was listed with a ₹142 to ₹150 band and a ₹255 crore issue size. Subscription figures for these three issues were not provided in the context.

What details should investors check before an IPO application?

Investors should first check whether bidding dates, the price band, issue size and exchange segment have been formally displayed for an issue. The current calendar separates active and closed issues from companies whose dates are still to be announced. A company appearing on a prospective IPO list does not provide an application window by itself.

The available data also shows why it is useful to distinguish between an open issue, a closed issue awaiting listing and a tentative listing. Vedant Poly Fabs was active during the stated period, while Bombay Coated and Special Steels had closed and was awaiting listing. Investors tracking the calendar should use the stated status and dates rather than treating all named companies as immediately available IPO applications.

Conclusion

The immediate Indian IPO calendar is defined by a lack of newly announced bidding dates, alongside one active SME offer and a group of recently closed issues awaiting listing. Vedant Poly Fabs remained open through 4 November with 0.39 times subscription, while Bombay Coated and Special Steels closed with 32.73 times subscription.

The next events to watch are the stated tentative listings for BLS Polymers, SFC Environmental Technologies, Wiscon Industries and Ajwa Projects, as well as the closure of Vedant Poly Fabs. For prospective mainboard and SME names such as Zepto, Indian Gas Exchange, Flipkart and Parle Products, bidding dates, price bands and issue sizes remain unresolved in the available data.