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What companies tell SEBI before an IPO

Before a company can sell you shares it has to file its full story with the regulator — audited accounts, who is selling, what the money is for, and every risk it knows about. We read those filings and pull out the parts that decide whether an issue is worth your attention.

The first filing is a draft, and SEBI has not signed off on it yet — it is not an approved offer, and plenty never become IPOs. The issue is only really happening once the company files again, cleared. Both stages are tracked here, so you can see which is which.

220 filings tracked · 142 analysed · 38 awaiting analysis · latest 07 Sept 2026

Source: SEBI — Filings › Public Issues. Figures are extracted from the filed documents and may contain errors; the linked SEBI document is the authoritative record.

For informational purposes only, not investment advice. Data from NSE & BSE feeds; rankings are rules-based, not recommendations. Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.