Work out the gain or loss on allotted IPO shares sold at a listing price you enter.
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Calculated from your inputs
Net profit / loss
Purchase / application amount
Sale proceeds
Return on purchase amount
How this is calculated
Assumes the entered shares are allotted and sold at your entered listing price. Excludes fees and taxes; no allotment or listing-price prediction.
Defaults are editable examples, not current provider quotes. Results are rounded for display. These are scenarios from your inputs, not live market data or investment advice.
About the IPO listing return calculator
A listing gain is the difference between the issue price and the price at which allotted shares are sold after listing. This calculator works it out for the shares and the selling price you enter; it does not predict either.
Enter the final issue price, the price you assume you sell at, and the shares allotted. Charges and taxes are not deducted.
Worked example
Example inputs
Issue price
₹100
Assumed listing price
₹120
Allotted shares
150
Calculated result
Net profit / loss
₹3,000
Purchase / application amount
₹15,000
Sale proceeds
₹18,000
Return on purchase amount
20%
Why use a IPO listing return calculator?
See what different listing prices would mean for your allotment.
Check a gain or loss after you have sold.
IPO listing return calculator FAQs
When do IPO shares list?
Shares usually list on the third working day after the issue closes. Each IPO’s timeline on IPOWala shows its listing date once the exchange publishes it.
How is the listing price decided?
By a special pre-open session on the listing day, in which buy and sell orders set the opening price.
Is the grey market premium a listing price?
No. It is unofficial dealer chatter, not an exchange price or a forecast, and IPOWala shows it separately from official data with its source and time.
How is a listing gain taxed?
Shares sold within a year of allotment give short-term capital gains. Check the current rules.