Upcoming SME IPO 2026, BSE and NSE SME IPO List

By Jagat Joshi

October 31, 2026

What is SME IPO? The full form of SME IPO is the small and medium enterprise initial public offering. A private company that falls under small and medium enterprises goes for fundraising via public issues. The SME gets listed at BSE SME or NSE Emerge Platforms. The SME IPO platform provides small and medium-sized companies to list on the indices. For an SME IPO, the rules are (i) post-issue paid-up capital should be less than Rs. 25 crores and (ii) minimum post-issue capital of Rs 1 crore.

SME IPO investors can apply for the upcoming IPO in India through ASBA or UPI-based IPO applications or by submitting forms to brokers or banks. Here is the list of SME IPOs in 2026. The list includes the past SME IPO and the Upcoming SME IPO 2026. Click on the SME IPO name for detailed information that includes review, analysis, allotment status, bidding information, market lot, and grey market of the SME IPO.

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SME IPO FAQs:

What is SME IPO?

A private company that falls under small and medium enterprises goes for the fundraising via public issue. The SME gets listed at BSE SME or NSE Emerge Platforms.

Is SME IPO a good investment?

As per the fundamentals of the company SME IPO might be a good investment but as per the records only few SME IPO are trading above the IPO price. Before applying SME IPO check the detailed information on IPOWatch.

What is difference between main-board IPO and SME IPO?

SME IPO is stands for small and medium enterprises. The IPO size is very small compare to the main-board IPO. The main-board IPO list on NSE and BSE platforms while SME IPO list on either BSE SME or NSE Emerge platform.

Can SME go for IPO?

Yes, As per the rules the SME go for the IPO but they need to pass the eligibility crieteria.

What is the criteria for SME listing?

As per the rules, the company should have a track record of atleast 3 years and more. They should have positive cash accruals from operations for atleast 3 years. The net-worth should be positive.

Can we apply SME IPO?

Yes, The investors can apply the SME IPO as per the categories finalization. The SME IPO offer their shares to NII and Retail investors (sometimes QIB) so select your category as apply SME IPO via ASBA or UPI-based application. You can apply SME IPO by submitting forms to your banks or brokers as well.

How do I sell an SME IPO on a listing day?

If you are using the online trading just go to the trading app or broker website, login to your demat or trading account and then sell the SME IPO that you allotted. For offline trading call your broker to sell from your demat account. It’s Simple!

How to Subscribe to SME IPO?

You can apply for a SME IPO in 3 different methods.

UPI – Online: Go to your Demat Account App like Zerodha, Upstox, PaytmMoney or others and then Select the IPO and Apply for the IPO with your UPI ID. You will get the mendate approval in your bank or Google Pay account. You need to approve the mendate to submit your application.
ASBA – Online: You need to login to your bank account to apply for the IPO via ASBA. Fill the details like Demat Account Number, PAN Number, Bidding Details and submit.
Broker – Offline: To apply an SME IPO, you can contact your broker to fill the form and submit.

Note for the Investors:

The upcoming SME IPO Calendar is based on the news we get from the internet so dates might vary sometimes.
We are giving just information about upcoming SME IPOs with details. We do not trade or offer any grey market premium or Kostak rates for any SME IPO.

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