The listing date on Rupeezy's IPO page starts out as a tentative date, worked out from the IPO's planned timeline. The exchange confirms the actual listing date in a circular, usually just one day before the stock lists — and once it does, Rupeezy's IPO page updates to the confirmed date. Until then, the date you see can still move.
Why can the listing date change?
A mainboard IPO is scheduled to list 3 working days after the issue closes for bidding (T+3) — see How long does it take for IPOs to list on the exchange?. The tentative date already allows for weekends and exchange holidays, and assumes everything else runs to that plan. It moves when the plan does, for example:
- The bidding period is extended. If the issuer extends the issue — for instance after revising the price band — the close date moves, and every date after it moves with it.
- Allotment is finalised late. Listing follows allotment, so a delay there pushes the listing date too.
When will I see my shares in my holdings?
If you're allotted shares, they're credited to your demat account on T+2, the working day before the stock lists, but they show up in your Rupeezy Holdings only from the listing date. For what happens once the stock lists, see What happens on an IPO's listing day?
How do I know the confirmed listing date?
Check the IPO's page on Rupeezy — it switches from the tentative date to the confirmed one once the exchange publishes its circular, usually the day before listing. The same circular is also on the NSE and BSE websites.