An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is your golden ticket to invest in companies before they go public. Get in early, take advantage of potential listing gains, and be part of the next market leader’s success. At ANS, we make IPO investing simple, seamless, and rewarding.
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Companies go public through IPOs to:
✅ Raise Capital – Fund expansion, research, or debt repayment.
✅ Increase Visibility – Gain public trust and brand recognition.
✅ Allow Investor Participation – Enable retail and institutional investors to buy shares.
At ANS, you can apply for an IPO on our website using two simple methods:
ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount): Apply through your bank account without transferring funds. Money is only debited upon allotment.
UPI IPO Application: Apply via UPI ID, approve the mandate, and wait for allotment.
ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) allows IPO applicants to block funds in their bank account instead of transferring them upfront. If shares are allotted, the amount is debited; otherwise, the funds remain available.
UPI-based IPO application enables retail investors to apply using their UPI ID. After applying, you receive a payment mandate request, which you must approve to confirm your IPO application.
✅ Retail Investors – Individual investors applying for shares under ₹2 lakh.
✅ High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) – Investors applying for more than ₹2 lakh worth of shares.
✅ Institutional Investors – Large financial institutions and mutual funds.
The minimum amount depends on the IPO lot size (i.e., the minimum number of shares you can buy). It varies for each IPO and is mentioned in the company’s prospectus.
If an IPO is undersubscribed, all applicants receive their requested shares.
If an IPO is oversubscribed, shares are allotted via lottery-based allocation (for retail investors) or proportional allotment (for HNIs & institutions).
Yes, you can modify or cancel your IPO application before the IPO bidding period ends. However, once the issue closes, modifications are not allowed.
If you don’t receive an allotment, the blocked funds in your account are automatically released (in case of ASBA) or the UPI mandate is canceled.
Yes! Once an IPO is listed on the stock exchange, you can sell the allotted shares on the same day or hold them for long-term investment.
In an Indian IPO, allotment typically occurs the day after the issue closes (T+1), refunds are initiated on the second day (T+2), and the shares list on the stock exchange on the third day from the close (T+3).
While IPOs can provide significant listing gains, they also come with risks:
⚠️ Market Volatility – IPO prices fluctuate after listing.
⚠️ Oversubscription Risk – Not all applicants receive allotments in popular IPOs.
⚠️ Business Performance – The company’s future growth impacts its stock price.
You can stay updated on upcoming, ongoing, and recently listed IPOs through our website. Click here for direct link https://ansplshares.com/ipos/