SME IPOs have garnered strong interest from investors in recent years. This is visible in the huge subscription levels as well as the quality of participation. Now, even institutional investors are becoming interested in SME offers.
Check our SME offers section to get up to date information about the past, current and future offers. In addition, you can make use of basic valuation metrics such as Earnings Per Share (EPS), Price by Earnings (P/E) ratio, Return on Net Worth (RONW), and Net Asset Value (NAV). The platform also offers a lively discussion forum where readers can get the latest details of Grey Market Premium (GMP) of SME public offers. Although grey market is an informal setup and not recognized by stock exchanges, grey market premium of several IPOs has correctly predicted eventual listing prices.
SME IPOs in 2021
- Jainam Ferro Alloys IPO
- Getalong Enterprise IPO
- Quadpro ITeS IPO
- Markolines IPO
- Prevest Denpro IPO
- PlatinumOne Business Services IPO
- Naapbooks IPO
- BEW Engineering IPO
- SBL Infratech IPO
- DU Digital Global IPO
- Aashka Hospitals IPO
- Network People Services IPO
- Gretex IPO
- Rex Pipes IPO
- AA Plus Tradelink IPO
- Focus Business Solution IPO
- Walpar Nutritions IPO
- Times Green Energy IPO
- Adeshwar Meditex IPO
- Navoday Enterprises IPO
- Abhishek Integrations IPO
- Kuberan Global Edu Solutions IPO
- Rajeshwari Cans IPO
- V-Marc India IPO
- Siddhika Coatings IPO
- EKI Energy IPO
- Rangoli Tradecomm IPO
- Knowledge Marine IPO
- Adjia Technologies IPO
- Pavna Industries IPO
- Party Cruisers IPO
- MRP Agro IPO
As one can see from this list, stock exchanges have been busy with SME offers in 2021. Similar to this list of SME public offers in 2021, we have compiled data for other years. Here are some quick links to help you in navigating mainboard IPOs on this site:
SME offers in 2020
List of SME IPOs in 2019
List of SME offers in 2018
List of SME public offers in 2017
Please note that SME offers may not be for everyone and one should be aware of the advantages and disadvantages of these offers. Check out our detailed analysis of pros and cons of SME IPOs. In short, SME offers require large sums of money, have limited or no oversight from market regulator, and have low liquidity post listing.