EAAA India Alternatives leads the upcoming offers, while Jio Platforms and Paras Healthcare are scheduled to debut on October 28. Here is the subscription calendar and application-cost comparison.
India’s primary market has a busy schedule for the week beginning October 26, 2026, with five mainboard initial public offerings targeting approximately ₹2,581 crore.
The companies entering the market are EAAA India Alternatives, SFC Environmental Technologies, BLS Polymers, M.K. Sons Fine Jewels and Bombay Coated & Special Steels. Investors will also follow the planned stock-market debuts of Jio Platforms and Paras Healthcare.
Upcoming IPO calendar: Opening dates and price bands
| Company | Subscription dates | Approximate issue size | Price band |
|---|---|---|---|
| EAAA India Alternatives | October 26–28 | ₹1,200 crore | ₹1,585–₹1,665 |
| SFC Environmental Technologies | October 27–29 | ₹668 crore | ₹313–₹330 |
| BLS Polymers | October 27–29 | ₹255 crore | ₹142–₹150 |
| M.K. Sons Fine Jewels | October 28–30 | ₹275 crore | ₹153–₹162 |
| Bombay Coated & Special Steels | October 29–November 2 | ₹183 crore | ₹78–₹82 |
Issue sizes are rounded. Subscription dates and offer terms should be checked against the latest offer documents before applying.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleEAAA India Alternatives: Largest offer of the week
EAAA India Alternatives’ ₹1,200 crore IPO opens on October 26 and closes on October 28.
The offer consists entirely of shares being sold by an existing shareholder. Unlike a fresh issue, an offer for sale does not bring the sale proceeds into the company.
The alternative investment management platform focuses on real assets and private credit. Its offer therefore gives investors a different business exposure from the manufacturing and infrastructure-related companies elsewhere in this week’s calendar.
SFC Environmental Technologies: Fresh issue and shareholder sale
SFC Environmental Technologies’ offer opens on October 27 and closes on October 29, with a price band of ₹313–₹330.
The water-treatment company’s IPO combines newly issued shares with an offer for sale. Investors should distinguish the capital available to the business from the proceeds going to selling shareholders when reviewing the offer’s objectives.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleBLS Polymers: Entirely a fresh issue
BLS Polymers plans to raise ₹255 crore through a fresh issue of 1.70 crore shares. Subscription runs from October 27 to October 29.
The company manufactures specialised polymer compounds. Stated uses of the proceeds include expansion of its Goa manufacturing facility, working capital and general corporate purposes.
M.K. Sons Fine Jewels and Bombay Coated follow
M.K. Sons Fine Jewels opens its ₹275.40 crore offer on October 28, with bidding scheduled to end on October 30. The jewellery company’s offer combines a fresh issue with an existing-shareholder sale.
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Add INDYASTORY on GoogleBombay Coated & Special Steels opens on October 29. Its subscription window extends into the following week, closing on November 2.
Minimum application amounts compared
The following amounts are calculated by multiplying one lot by the upper end of the reported price band.
| Company | Shares in one lot | Application amount at upper band |
|---|---|---|
| EAAA India Alternatives | 9 | ₹14,985 |
| SFC Environmental Technologies | 45 | ₹14,850 |
| BLS Polymers | 100 | ₹15,000 |
| M.K. Sons Fine Jewels | 91 | ₹14,742 |
| Bombay Coated & Special Steels | 182 | ₹14,924 |
These are application amounts, not assurances of allotment. Check the final lot size and applicable investor-category requirements before bidding.
Jio Platforms and Paras Healthcare listing dates
Jio Platforms and Paras Healthcare are scheduled to list on October 28, making Wednesday another key date in the primary-market calendar. Investors should confirm the final listing notices issued by the exchanges before placing orders.
Applicants awaiting allotment should separately monitor their registrar records, demat accounts and the release of any unused blocked application funds.
What investors should compare before applying
A crowded IPO calendar makes selection important. The relevant questions extend beyond the size of the offer:
- Use of proceeds: How much money reaches the company, and what will it fund?
- Financial performance: Are profits supported by operating cash flow?
- Valuation: How does the asking price compare with earnings and suitable listed peers?
- Business risks: Does the company depend heavily on particular customers, suppliers or contracts?
- Working capital: How much cash is tied up in inventory and customer payments?
Grey-market premiums are unofficial, can change quickly and do not establish the price at which a stock will list. They should not replace a review of the prospectus and financial statements.
This article provides information about upcoming public offers and does not recommend subscribing to any IPO.
