India’s IPO market remains active in 2026, with companies from sectors such as technology, infrastructure, manufacturing, logistics, financial services and consumer businesses preparing to raise money from public investors. As of 22 September 2026, several IPOs have already announced their subscription dates for the coming days, while other well-known companies remain in the pipeline without a confirmed launch date.
Because IPO schedules, price bands and issue sizes can change before launch, investors should verify the final details in the company’s Red Herring Prospectus (RHP), stock-exchange notices and registrar information before applying.
Upcoming IPOs in India 2026: Key Dates
The following are the major currently scheduled IPOs beginning from 22 September 2026:
| Company | Segment | IPO Dates | Price Band | Issue Size |
| Varmora Granito | Mainboard | 22–24 Sep | ₹140–₹148 | ₹708.02 Cr |
| Anand Seamless | SME | 22–24 Sep | ₹72 | ₹25.52 Cr |
| Himalaya Nutravedics | SME | 22–24 Sep | ₹100–₹106 | ₹26.50 Cr |
| Elevate Campuses | Mainboard | 23–25 Sep | ₹343–₹362 | ₹2,100 Cr |
| ArMee Infotech | Mainboard | 23–25 Sep | ₹350–₹375 | ₹300 Cr |
| Swastika Infra | Mainboard | 23–25 Sep | ₹175–₹185 | ₹160.87 Cr |
| Adroit Industries | Mainboard | 23–25 Sep | ₹126–₹134 | ₹150.71 Cr |
| Coreintegra Consulting Services | SME | 23–25 Sep | ₹74–₹78 | ₹21.99 Cr |
| Pooja Logistics | SME | 23–25 Sep | ₹109–₹115 | ₹44.23 Cr |
| Liqvd Digital India | SME | 23–25 Sep | ₹51–₹54 | ₹39.01 Cr |
| S.K. Offset | SME | 23–25 Sep | ₹119–₹125 | ₹29.06 Cr |
| Sai Urja Indo Ventures | SME | 23–25 Sep | ₹107–₹113 | ₹24.95 Cr |
| Unitec Fibres | SME | 23–25 Sep* | ₹83–₹88 | ₹34.47 Cr |
| A-One Steels India | Mainboard | 24–28 Sep | ₹385–₹405 | ₹405 Cr |
| Moneyview | Mainboard | 24–28 Sep | ₹32–₹34 | ~₹1,092 Cr |
| Peshwa Wheat | SME | 24–28 Sep | ₹95–₹101 | ₹53.52 Cr |
| Roopa Screen | SME | 24–28 Sep | ₹60–₹64 | ~₹19.20 Cr |
| Green Asia Impex | SME | 24–28 Sep | ₹85–₹90 | ₹60.10 Cr |
| Bench Mark Infotech Services | SME | 25–29 Sep | ₹104–₹110 | ~₹42 Cr |
| Himalayan Solar | SME | 25–29 Sep | ₹98–₹103 | ~₹68 Cr |
Current IPO calendars from market intermediaries show these issues and their announced dates; some platforms differ on individual SME closing dates, so investors should confirm the final exchange notice before submitting an application.
Major Mainboard IPOs to Watch
Elevate Campuses IPO
Elevate Campuses is among the largest scheduled mainboard issues in the immediate calendar. Its IPO is scheduled for 23–25 September 2026, with a price band of ₹343–₹362 per share and an issue size of approximately ₹2,100 crore.
Varmora Granito IPO
Varmora Granito opened on 22 September 2026 and is scheduled to close on 24 September. The issue is valued at approximately ₹708 crore, with a price band of ₹140–₹148. The offering combines a fresh issue with an offer-for-sale component.
ArMee Infotech IPO
ArMee Infotech is scheduled to open from 23–25 September, with a price band of ₹350–₹375 and an issue size of approximately ₹300 crore.
Swastika Infra IPO
Swastika Infra is scheduled for 23–25 September, with a price band of ₹175–₹185 and an issue size of about ₹161 crore.
Adroit Industries IPO
Adroit Industries (India) is also scheduled for 23–25 September. Its announced price band is ₹126–₹134, with an issue size of approximately ₹150.71 crore.
A-One Steels India IPO
A-One Steels is scheduled to open on 24 September and close on 28 September 2026. The issue size is around ₹405 crore, with a price band of ₹385–₹405.
Moneyview IPO
Moneyview is another sizeable mainboard issue currently scheduled for 24–28 September. Available IPO calendars show an issue size of approximately ₹1,092 crore and a price band of ₹32–₹34.
SME IPOs in the Upcoming Calendar
The September 2026 calendar also has a large number of SME issues. Among those currently scheduled are Anand Seamless, Himalaya Nutravedics, Coreintegra Consulting Services, Pooja Logistics, Liqvd Digital India, S.K. Offset, Sai Urja Indo Ventures, Unitec Fibres, Peshwa Wheat, Roopa Screen, Green Asia Impex, Bench Mark Infotech Services and Himalayan Solar.
SME IPOs can have different lot sizes and participation requirements from mainboard IPOs. For example, currently listed calendars show minimum investment amounts for several of the upcoming SME offerings that are substantially higher than a typical retail mainboard IPO application. Investors should therefore check the specific issue documents carefully.
What About Big IPOs Expected Later in 2026?
Not every company described as an “upcoming IPO” has a confirmed IPO date.
For example, Jio Platforms has received regulatory clearance to proceed with its IPO process, but key details such as the final price band and opening date were still awaited in the latest reports.
Similarly, other companies may have filed draft documents with SEBI or be preparing for a public offering without having announced a final subscription schedule. Inc42 reported in September 2026 that 29 Indian startups had already filed DRHPs with SEBI, while more than 25 others were at different stages of preparing IPO plans.
Therefore, a company appearing on an IPO “watchlist” should not automatically be treated as having a confirmed IPO date.
How to Check IPO Dates Before Applying
IPO dates should be verified shortly before applying because companies can modify their schedules or issue terms.
Investors should check:
- The company’s final RHP or prospectus.
- NSE or BSE issue information.
- The registrar’s official issue information.
- Their broker’s IPO application section.
- The final price band and lot size.
- The UPI mandate deadline, where applicable.
The NSE maintains an IPO section containing issue information, including bidding periods and other details. For example, its current information for the NSE’s own September 2026 IPO records the issue period and UPI mandate deadline.
What Should Investors Check Before an IPO?
Knowing the IPO date is only the first step. Investors should examine the company’s business model, revenue and profit trends, debt levels, valuation, promoter background, use of IPO proceeds and risk factors.
It is also important to determine whether the issue is primarily a fresh issue or an offer for sale. In a fresh issue, the company receives the proceeds from newly issued shares, whereas an offer for sale involves existing shareholders selling their shares.
Investors should not rely solely on grey-market premiums, social-media discussions or subscription figures when evaluating an IPO.
Conclusion
The Indian IPO calendar for September 2026 is particularly active, with multiple mainboard and SME issues scheduled across the last part of the month. Varmora Granito, Elevate Campuses, ArMee Infotech, Swastika Infra, Adroit Industries, A-One Steels and Moneyview are among the notable mainboard offerings currently appearing in the announced calendar, alongside numerous SME issues.
However, “upcoming IPO” does not always mean that the launch date is confirmed. Some companies remain at the filing or preparation stage, while announced dates and issue terms can change.
For that reason, investors should treat the calendar as a planning tool and verify the latest official exchange and offer-document information before placing an IPO application. IPO investments involve market risk, and an allotment or listing at a profit is not guaranteed.