LG Electronics IPO Allotment LIVE: How to Track Status — GMP Surges, 34% Listing Pop Expected
Mumbai | October 10, 2025 — The allotment for the LG Electronics India IPO has been finalised today. With massive demand, investors are watching closely as Grey Market Premium (GMP) hits fresh highs, suggesting a potential ~34% listing gain. Shares are likely to list on October 14 on both NSE & BSE.
⚡ Key Highlights
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| IPO Size | ₹11,607 crore (Offer-for-Sale) by parent LG Electronics Inc. (Business Today) |
| Price Band | ₹1,080 – ₹1,140 per share (The Economic Times) |
| Subscription | ~54.02× times overall; QIBs hugely oversubscribed. (Reuters) |
| GMP (Grey Market Premium) | Jumped to ~₹383 — this is among its highest ever. At upper price band, estimated listing price ~₹1,523. (~33.6% gain) as per latest trackers. (The Times of India) |
| Listing Date | October 14, 2025 on NSE & BSE (Republic World) |
🔍 How to Check Your Allotment Status
Investors can verify their share allotment status through these safe and official channels:
1. KFin Technologies (Registrar)
- Visit the [KFin IPO allotment status page](official registrar portal)
- Choose “LG Electronics India Limited” from dropdown
- Provide PAN or Application Number or Demat Account ID
- Enter CAPTCHA if required
- Click “Submit” to get your status
2. On NSE
- Navigate to the NSE IPO/allotment section
- Select Equity IPO / IPO Bid & Allotment
- Choose LG Electronics India
- Enter PAN / Application number
- Submit to view your result
3. On BSE
- Go to the BSE allotment verification page
- Under Issue Type select Equity
- Pick “LG Electronics India Limited” in issue name
- Enter your details (PAN / application number)
- Click “Search” to see whether you are allotted
📈 GMP & Expected Listing Pop
- With GMP now around ₹383, if shares list at upper end of the price band (₹1,140), the expected listing price could be ~₹1,523, signaling ~33–34% upside. (The Times of India)
- This sharp rise in GMP shows investor confidence is very strong.
🏢 Corporate & Financial Overview
- The issue is fully Offer-for-Sale (OFS). That means the company is not raising new capital; proceeds go to promoter / parent. (Business Today)
- LG Electronics India: strong track record in manufacturing, after-sales, and a wide product range (refrigerators, air conditioners, TVs, etc.). Two large manufacturing units in Noida & Pune. (Business Today)
- Valuation: P/E multiple in the IPO is relatively high (around 33× to 35× FY25 earnings) for this sector. (The Economic Times)
🔎 Expert View & What To Expect
- “The GMP surge indicates strong market sentiment, not hype,” say analysts. With LG being a trusted brand, supply chain strength, and manufacturing capabilities, expectations are of a strong debut.
- Risks flagged include high valuation multiples and the fact that this is OFS (so growth capital won’t come through IPO).
✅ Investor Tips Before Listing
- Ensure you check your allotment status today via registrar or BSE/NSE.
- If allotted and entering shares into demat, consider holding through listing day to capture gains.
- Watch for refunds if not allotted — usually processed soon after allotment confirmation.
The LG Electronics India IPO is among the biggest and most awaited issues of 2025. Oversubscription of 54×, rapidly rising GMP, and strong fundamentals point toward a likely 34% listing gain. Allotment finalization today means investors will soon know their allocations. Listing scheduled October 14, with much anticipation.
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