Aurora Renewables (Sample)
Energy · mainboard
Opens
12 Nov 2026
Closes
16 Nov 2026
- Price band
- ₹210 – ₹222
- Lot size
- 67 shares
- Issue size
- ₹1,250 Cr
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Access essential information about public issues, understand the application process and follow important IPO updates through RKFS. Make informed decisions with verified offer documents, transparent process guidance and investor-first support.
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Your IPO journey
Your IPO journey, made easier to understand
An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is an opportunity to apply for shares offered by a company to the public. Before applying, it is important to understand the company, offer structure, price band, lot size, risks and applicable timelines.
RKFS aims to make IPO-related information and application steps easier to navigate, while keeping the final investment decision with you.
Understand the IPO. Apply with clarity. Stay informed.
IPO Centre
Explore IPO Opportunities
Explore public issues in one place. Review issue details, dates, price bands, lot sizes and issue documents. Always read the latest RHP, prospectus and official exchange/issuer updates before applying.
Sample data: listings shown are fictional placeholders for design review. A verified IPO data source will be connected before launch.
Last updated 14 Nov 2026, 2:30 pm IST
Kavya Foods (Sample)
FMCG · sme
Opens
13 Nov 2026
Closes
18 Nov 2026
- Price band
- ₹96 – ₹101
- Lot size
- 1,200 shares
- Issue size
- ₹42 Cr
Why RKFS
Why Use RKFS
Experience, guidance and investor education — with the final decision always yours.
Experience
Financial-services experience and a client-focused service approach.
Guided Information
Access to IPO information and a guided explanation of application steps.
Digital Access
Digital account and service access, subject to eligibility and platform availability.
Client Support
Support to help clients understand process-related queries.
Investor Education
Education that encourages review of official documents and risk factors.
Step by step
How IPO Application Works
Five clear steps from reviewing the offer to tracking the outcome.
Step 1
Review the offer
Read the offer document and understand the company, objects of the issue, financial information and risk factors.
Step 2
Check your readiness
Ensure your demat account, PAN, bank account and application details are valid and consistent.
Step 3
Submit your application
Apply through the supported ASBA/UPI route and carefully verify the bid details.
Step 4
Approve the mandate
Where UPI is used, approve the mandate in your UPI app within the applicable time window.
Step 5
Track the outcome
Check allotment and mandate/unblocking status through the relevant official channels.
Investor-first reminder
IPO investing involves market risk. An application does not guarantee allotment, listing gains or returns. Shares may list below the issue price, and investors may lose part or all of their investment. Read the offer document and make your own informed decision.
Before you apply
What Should Investors Review?
- Business model, products, customers, industry and competitive position.
- Financial statements, cash flows, indebtedness and contingent liabilities.
- Objects of the issue and intended use of proceeds.
- Promoters, management, shareholding and related-party transactions.
- Risk factors, litigation, regulatory matters and material developments.
- Valuation, price band, peer comparisons and dilution — without relying solely on marketing claims.
- Offer structure, lock-ins, selling shareholders and post-issue shareholding.
Glossary
Important IPO Terms
- Price band
- The range within which bids may be placed.
- Lot size
- The minimum number of shares that may be applied for in a lot.
- Issue size
- The total value/number of shares offered, as specified in the offer document.
- Subscription
- Demand received in relation to the shares offered, reported by category and at a particular time.
- Basis of allotment
- The method and final allocation of shares after the issue closes.
- Listing
- Admission of securities to trading on a recognised stock exchange.
Learning Hub
IPO Learning Hub
IPO basics, price band, lot size, fresh issue vs offer for sale, subscription, allotment and listing.
Make Informed Decisions. Stay Investor Aware.
RKFS will not ask you to disclose your password, OTP, UPI PIN or full authentication credentials over a call, message or email. Rely only on official documents and verified channels.
- Understand investment risks
- Read official offer documents
- Avoid guaranteed-allotment claims
- Protect your financial credentials
- Never pay personal bank accounts or unknown UPI IDs
FAQ
Questions Investors Often Ask
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