Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP

Kheria Autocomp IPO is an NSE SME book-built issue of approximately ₹46.44 crore, comprising an entirely fresh issue of 45,98,400 equity shares. The price band is ₹96 to ₹101 per share, with a face value of ₹10 per share. The IPO is scheduled to open on 1

Today (10 September 2026)
₹0
Est. listing price₹101
Est. listing gain0%

Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP Today

Day-wise grey market premium. Est. listing = price cap (₹101) + GMP.

GMP is unofficial and highly volatile. The Top Stock Broker does not deal in or facilitate grey-market trading.
GMP DateGMP (₹)Sub2 (₹)Kostak (₹)Est. Listing (₹)Est. Gain
10 September 2026 0 N.A N.A ₹101 +0%
9 September 2026 0 N.A N.A ₹101 +0%

Kheria Autocomp IPO Details

IPO Open
Sep 17, 2026
IPO Close
Sep 21, 2026
Price Band
₹96 – ₹101
Lot Size
Issue Size
₹46.44 Cr
Face Value
₹10
Allotment Date
Sep 22, 2026
Listing Date
Sep 24, 2026

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What is Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP?

Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP is the unofficial premium or discount at which the IPO shares are reportedly traded in the grey market before listing. GMP is not published or guaranteed by NSE or SEBI.

What is the Current GMP?

The latest reported Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP is ₹0 per share. Against the upper IPO price band of ₹101, this indicates an unofficial estimated price of ₹101.

What is the Estimated Listing Price?

Based on a GMP of ₹0 and an upper price band of ₹101, the indicative listing price is ₹101. This is only a mathematical estimate and should not be treated as a prediction.

Does GMP Guarantee Listing Gains?

No. GMP does not guarantee listing gains. The actual listing price depends on market demand, subscription levels, overall market conditions and trading activity after listing.

Frequently Asked Questions

The latest reported Kheria Autocomp IPO GMP is ₹0 per share.

At a ₹0 GMP and ₹101 upper price band, the indicative estimated price is ₹101.

No. GMP is an unofficial grey-market indicator and is not published or guaranteed by NSE or SEBI.

Yes. GMP can change based on market sentiment, demand, subscription levels and grey-market activity.

No. GMP should only be considered an informal indicator. Investors should also analyse the company's financials, valuation, business model, risks and official IPO documents before making an investment decision.