LG Electronics India launched a widely followed IPO in 2025. The company operates in consumer appliances and electronics in India — TVs, refrigerators, air conditioners and related after-sales services. Given the brand recognition and distribution reach, the offering attracted significant attention from retail and institutional investors.
IPO Name, Price Band and Lot Size
The issue was listed as LG Electronics India. The IPO price band was set between ₹1,080 and ₹1,140 per share. Retail investors could apply in lots of 13 shares, so the minimum retail application at the upper band required approximately ₹14,820.
IPO Date & Allotment
The public subscription window ran for a few days in early October 2025. Allotment was finalised ahead of the scheduled listing day and demat credits were processed so investors received their shares before market open on listing day.
Grey Market Premium (GMP) & Listing Price
In the run-up to listing, grey market quotes signalled strong demand with GMP trading well above the issue price. On the debut, the stock achieved a debut day strong listing, opening significantly above the ₹1,140 upper band. The listing price on NSE opened near ₹1,710 and on BSE near ₹1,715, reflecting meaningful early demand from traders and long-only funds.
Corporate Events and Listings
This IPO was primarily an offer-for-sale, so no fresh funds were raised for the company. The primary corporate event for investors was the public listing followed by analyst coverage and ongoing quarterly reporting. Market participants will watch corporate announcements, distribution expansion and margin trends closely after listing.
Dividend, Bonus and Stock Price Outlook
At listing, there were no immediate announcements about dividends or bonus shares tied to the IPO. Dividend policy will depend on future profits and board decisions. The early LG India share price strength reflects market confidence, but long-term returns will depend on sustained revenue growth, margin improvement and effective channel management.
Multibagger Stock Potential
Whether LG Electronics India becomes a multibagger stock will hinge on execution. The brand and distribution provide a strong starting point, but consistent earnings growth, market share gains and margin expansion are required to justify such an outlook. Investors should track quarterly results and management commentary.
Steps to Check IPO Allotment Status
- Visit the IPO registrar’s allotment page and use your PAN or application number.
- Check allotment status via your broker’s IPO section or bank netbanking used for ASBA.
- Confirm demat credit after the allotment date — allotted shares appear in your demat account.
- If not allotted, refunds are processed automatically to the account used to apply.
Disclaimer
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past listing performance does not guarantee future returns. Investors should perform their own research or consult a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions related to the LG Electronics India IPO or secondary market trades.
FAQs
Q1. What was LG India’s listing price on debut day?
LG India achieved a debut day strong listing and opened around ₹1,710 on NSE and roughly ₹1,715 on BSE, significantly above the IPO upper band.
Q2. What was the IPO price band and lot size for LG Electronics India?
The IPO price band was ₹1,080–₹1,140 and the minimum lot size for retail investors was 13 shares, so the minimum application at the upper band was about ₹14,820.
Q3. How can I check LG India IPO allotment status?
Check allotment via the IPO registrar’s allotment portal using your PAN or application number, or through your broker’s IPO section. If not allotted, refunds are processed automatically to your bank account.
