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Tata Capital IPO vs LG Electronics IPO: Listing Dates, GMP & Expert Insights

Tata Capital IPO lists Oct 13, LG Electronics IPO Oct 14. GMP signals strong debut for LG, modest for Tata; experts weigh in.

Tata Capital IPO vs LG Electronics IPO: Listing Dates, GMP & Expert Insights

Investors eagerly await the listing of Tata Capital IPO and LG Electronics IPO after the allocation of shares. Both IPOs have garnered significant attention in the Indian primary market, though market sentiment and grey market signals differ for each.


Listing Dates

  • Tata Capital IPO: October 13, 2025 (Monday)

  • LG Electronics IPO: October 14, 2025 (Tuesday)

Applicants can check allotment status online via BSE Investor Portal.


Listing Price Predictions

  • Tata Capital IPO: Estimated around ₹300 per share

  • LG Electronics IPO: Estimated around ₹1,500 per share

Grey Market Premium (GMP) Signals:

  • Tata Capital IPO GMP: ₹7 → Indicative listing ~ ₹333

  • LG Electronics IPO GMP: ₹395 → Indicative listing ~ ₹1,535

Experts believe the subdued response for Tata Capital IPO due to higher valuations may lead to a discounted listing, while LG Electronics IPO, offered at a lucrative premium, is expected to witness a strong bullish debut.


Expert Insights

  • Arun Kejriwal, Founder of Kejriwal Research:

"Tata Capital IPO may list around ₹300 due to lower investor enthusiasm. LG Electronics IPO, on the other hand, is expected to list around ₹1,500, offering a more than 30% gain from the upper price band."

  • Anuj Gupta, Director at Ya Wealth:

"Both companies are portfolio stocks capable of delivering medium to long-term returns. Any post-listing price correction should be considered an opportunity for bottom fishing. LG Electronics IPO is expected to attract more bullish interest than Tata Capital on listing day."


Conclusion

Investors planning to participate in either IPO should:

  • Monitor listing price movements and grey market premiums

  • Consider medium to long-term investment potential

  • Use any short-term price dips as potential buying opportunities

Disclaimer: Views expressed are those of market analysts and not financial advice. Investors should consult certified experts before making investment decisions.

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