Upcoming IPOs Next Week: Vedant Poly Fabs To Open On November 2; Check Mainboard And SME IPO Calendar

  • Updated: 30 Oct 2026, 5:30 PM IST
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Upcoming IPOs Next Week: Vedant Poly Fabs To Open On November 2; Check Mainboard And SME IPO Calendar
IPO calendar for November 2–7: Vedant Poly Fabs opens its SME issue, while six IPOs close and several companies prepare to list.

The IPO market will see one new issue open next week, with Vedant Poly Fabs scheduled to launch its SME IPO on November 2. Meanwhile, Bombay Coated and Special Steels and Antala Industries will close their public issues, while several recently concluded IPOs are expected to list.

The Indian primary market will have a relatively limited number of new IPO openings next week, from November 2 to November 7, 2026. Vedant Poly Fabs is scheduled to open its SME public issue on November 2 and close on November 4.

The week will also see the closing of the Bombay Coated and Special Steels and Antala Industries IPOs on November 2. Meanwhile, HGS (India), Johnsoncab Electricals, Maxwell Engineering Solutions and Vectras Enprocon are scheduled to close their SME issues on November 3.

Investors will also track the expected stock market listings of companies whose IPOs closed during the final week of October.

Vedant Poly Fabs is scheduled to launch its SME IPO on November 2. The issue will remain open for subscription until November 4.

At the upper end of the price band, the minimum application amount for one lot will be ₹1,12,800, before applicable charges.

Two public issues that opened during the current week are scheduled to close on November 2.

Four other SME IPOs are scheduled to close on November 3:

Several companies whose public issues closed in October are expected to list during the first week of November.

These listing dates are expected dates based on the IPO calendar and may be subject to exchange confirmation.

Investors tracking upcoming public issues should review the company's financial performance, business model, valuation, promoter holding, use of IPO proceeds and risk factors before applying.

For SME IPOs, investors should also consider the higher minimum investment requirements, lower liquidity and potentially greater price volatility compared with mainboard offerings.

The IPO schedule can change depending on regulatory and exchange updates. Investors should check the latest offer documents and exchange announcements before placing applications.

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Rochelle Britto has spent 8+ years decoding India's markets, businesses, and consumer economy, reporting for ET Prime and Times Internet along the way, covering the stories behind the numbers.

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