IPO Investment Tips: Only one new IPO is going to open in the remaining days of December 2025. This will be an SME issue. Apart from this, investors will get a chance to invest in an already opened IPO in the new week, which is of SME segment only.
The new week will come with the beginning of 2026. Information about IPOs opening in the new year is not currently available. Talking about listing, 10 companies will debut in the stock market in the coming week. Let us know the complete details.
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New IPO is opening
Modern Diagnostics IPO: This public issue of ₹36.89 crore will open on December 31. Investors can subscribe in lots of 1,600 shares at a price band of ₹85 to ₹90 per share. This issue will close on January 2. The shares are expected to be listed on BSE SME on January 7, 2026.
IPO already opened
E to E Transportation Infrastructure IPO: This IPO is worth ₹84.22 crore. This issue was opened on 26th December and will close on 30th December. So far it has been subscribed 7.42 times. The price band for bidding has been kept at ₹164 to ₹174 per share. The lot size is 800 shares. The company’s shares are expected to be listed on NSE SME on January 2, 2026.
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New companies are getting listed
Gujarat Kidney is expected to be listed on the mainboard segment of BSE and NSE in the new week on 30th December. On the same day, EPW India, Shyam Dhani Industries and Sundarex Oil are likely to be listed on NSE SME, while Dachepalli Publishers is likely to be listed on BSE SME.
Dhara Rail Projects are expected to be listed on NSE SME on 31st December. Nanta Tech, Bai Kakaji Polymers, Apollo Techno Industries and Admatch Systems are likely to be listed on BSE SME on the same day. And on January 2, shares of E to E Transportation Infrastructure can be listed on NSE SME.
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