National Stock Exchange of India IPO GMP Final vs Actual Listing Gain

National Stock Exchange of India IPO GMP story: what the numbers say

National Stock Exchange of India commands a grey-market premium of ₹49 (+2.7% of the ₹1785 upper band), about ₹392 per lot of 8 shares. Street demand is cooling: the quote slipped from ₹143 to ₹49 across 2 tracked sessions — late-window weakness often precedes a soft debut. Books show 5.71x total subscription (QIB 12.68x, NII 6.55x, retail 1.39x). Institutions are carrying this issue — QIB demand near 12.68x is the smart-money leg that grey quotes usually follow, not lead. At ₹22,563 Cr this is a heavyweight issue — large floats absorb grey-market heat faster, so premiums here move slower than SME pops. This issue has already listed — compare the debut against the premium trail above to judge how honest the street signal was.

Unofficial street quote — treat as sentiment alongside subscription breadth and fundamentals, never as a promised listing price.

Est. gain = GMP as % of the upper band price (indicative listing premium).

Grey Market Premium is an unofficial, off-exchange quote. SEBI does not recognise grey-market trading; the actual listing price is decided by order-book demand on debut day.

National Stock Exchange of India IPO Key Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

What was National Stock Exchange of India IPO's final GMP before listing?

The last unofficial grey market premium for National Stock Exchange of India IPO was ₹49 (+, frozen at listing). Actual debut gain was +1.9% — compare with the premium trail above. Grey market quoting stops once an issue lists.

How did National Stock Exchange of India IPO GMP move before listing?

Grey market premium is a street quote that reacted to subscription momentum and market mood — the final unofficial premium was ₹49, frozen once the issue listed. It was never guaranteed.

Is GMP a guarantee of listing gains?

No. GMP is an unofficial sentiment indicator that can change quickly. The actual listing price is decided by regular order-book demand on the exchanges on debut day. For National Stock Exchange of India, the book stands at 5.71x overall with QIB demand at 12.68x — read that breadth next to the premium, not the premium alone.

Where can I check the full National Stock Exchange of India IPO analysis?

The full report with subscription status, RHP financials, strengths and data-based analysis signal is on the National Stock Exchange of India IPO detail page.