New IPO listing tomorrow — GMP suggests a 40% premium but…
New IPO listing tomorrow — GMP suggests a 40% premium but fundamentals don't justify it past listing day.
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You can apply for a PSX IPO online through PSX's e-IPO system or through your broker or bank during the public subscription period. You need a CNIC, a CDC account (or sub-account with a broker) to receive the shares, and a bank account or wallet to pay through 1Link or NIFT. If the issue is oversubscribed, shares are allotted under the prospectus rules and unallotted money is refunded.
| Investor | Route |
|---|---|
| Resident individuals | e-IPO portal, broker or banker to the issue |
| Overseas Pakistanis | Through a Roshan Digital Account linked to CDC |
| Companies and institutions | Book building or e-IPO under the prospectus rules |
Check that the allotted shares appear in your CDC account statement before listing day, and that any refund has reached the account you paid from. On the first trading day prices can swing sharply in both directions as allottees sell and new buyers enter, so decide in advance whether you plan to hold for the long term or sell, and set a limit price rather than a market order.
PSX ke e-IPO portal (eipo.psx.com.pk) ya apne broker ke zariye public subscription ke dinon mein apply karein. CNIC, CDC account aur 1Link ya NIFT se payment ke liye bank account/wallet chahiye. Oversubscription par prospectus ke qawaid se shares milte hain aur baqi raqam wapas aati hai.
It is set in each prospectus as a minimum number of shares or amount, and is usually affordable for retail investors. Check the specific offer.
After the subscription closes and allotment is finalised — typically within days to a couple of weeks — shares are credited to your CDC account before listing.
Shares are allotted according to the method in the prospectus, and money for shares not allotted is refunded to the account you paid from.
Yes, once the shares are credited and trading begins, you can sell them like any other listed share.
New IPO listing tomorrow — GMP suggests a 40% premium but fundamentals don't justify it past listing day.