IPO Grey Market Premium & Live IPO GMP 2024 | Niva Bupa Health Insurance, Swiggy IPO Gmp

Author avatarSuresh
06 November, 2024

The IPO GMP / IPO Grey market is a premium paid for grey market IPO shares before they are listed on the stock exchange.

IPO Grey Market Premium (GMP) is an informal, estimated price that grey market participants are willing to pay for shares of an IPO before it officially lists. The GMP, along with the Kostak rate, can fluctuate daily based on demand and market conditions in the secondary market in India.

When the demand for an IPO is high, the GMP often rises, indicating a potential for the IPO to open at a premium price upon listing. Conversely, low demand can cause the GMP to fall, reflecting lower anticipated listing prices.

Mainline IPO Grey Market Premium Live ( Updated as on 06-Nov-2024 | 12:34 PM )

IPO NameGMP (₹)Price (₹)Expected Gain
Niva Bupa Health Insurance7-11 Nov₹ 0₹ 740.00%
ACME Solar Holdings6-8 Nov₹ 10₹ 2893.46%
Sagility India5-7 Nov₹ 0₹ 300.00%
Swiggy6-8 Nov₹ 12₹ 3903.08%

SME IPO Grey Market Premium Live ( Updated as on 06-Nov-2024 | 12:34 PM )

IPO NameGMP (₹)Price (₹)Expected Gain
Rosmerta Digital Services18-21 Nov₹ 31₹ 14721.09%
Neelam Linens and Garments08-12 Nov₹ 0₹ 240.00%

FAQ's

  1. Q.What is IPO GMP (IPO Grey Market Premium)?

    The IPO GMP / IPO Grey market is a premium paid for grey market IPO shares before they are listed on the stock exchange.

  2. Q.Is Grey Market Premium (GMP) changed every day?

    Yes, the Grey market premium is changed every day based on the demand for the shares in the stock market.

  3. Q.What is the limit of IPO Grey market premium ( IPO GMP)?

    There is no limit to IPO Grey market premium, It is based on the demand of the shares. if the stocks have good demand before listing then they might open on higher profit. The IPO stocks have weak demand on the market then they might open at a negative price.

  4. Q.How to calculate gmp of ipo ?

    The IPO Percentage can be calculated by dividing the Profit value by the total value (IPO Price) and then multiplying the result by 100. The formula used to calculate the percentage is ( Profit Price / IPO Value)×100%. Example: Harsha engineer Share Listed at 530. The IPO Price is 330 Per share, so The Profit of Per Share is 200. The Percentage = 60.60% Profit.