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IPO Listing

For the trading of shares, the company has to get its shares listed on any recognised stock exchange. From where investors can easily buy and sell shares of the company. An IPO listing is the date on which shares are to be listed on stock exchanges like the BSE and NSE.

This is very important for investors and companies that come up with initial public offerings. On this date Main Board IPOs are listed on NSE and BSE while SME IPOs are listed on BSE SME and NSE Emerge platforms.

IPO Platform
Main Board IPO BSE, NSE 
SME IPO BSE SME & NSE Emerge 

Date of the new IPO’s listing

FAQ’s

IPO Listing is the date on which shares to be listed on stock exchanges like BSE, NSE. After this date investors can easily purchase and sell shares.

Companies are required to list their shares in any recognised stock exchange. In India National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are the two popular and leading Stock Exchanges for listing of shares.

No, all types of companies are not required to list their shares on the stock exchange. 

Only public companies who issue shares to the general public are required to list their shares on the stock exchange.

You can purchase only shares of those companies which are listed on stock exchanges.

All companies are not required to list on the stock exchange. Only public companies who issue shares to the general public are required to list their shares on stock exchange. You can purchase shares of these companies through stock exchange.

List of Stock Exchanges in India

Sr. No. Name of stock exchange  Recognition / Valid Up to Segments Permitted
BSE Limited (Bombay Stock Exchange) Permanent 
  • Equity
  • Equity Derivatives
  • Currency Derivatives (including Interest Rate Derivatives)
  • Commodity Derivatives
  • Debt
2. National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. (NSE) Permanent 
  • Equity
  • Equity Derivatives
  • Currency Derivatives (including Interest Rate Derivatives)
  • Commodity Derivatives
  • Debt
3.  Calcutta Stock Exchange Ltd Permanent  -
4.  National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange Ltd Permanent 
  • Commodity Derivatives
5. Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India Ltd Sep 15, 2023
  • Equity
  • Equity Derivatives
  • Currency Derivatives (including Interest Rate Futures)
  • Debt
6. Multi Commodity Exchange of India Ltd. Permanent 
  • Commodity Derivatives
7. Indian Commodity Exchange Limited Permanent  -

SEBI (Securities Exchange Board of India) is the apex regulatory body of the stock exchange in India. 

SEBI established under the SEBI Act, 1992 by the government of India.