LG Electronics India listed today at ~₹1,710 on NSE/BSE, ~50% above IPO price of ₹1,140. GMP before listing had touched ₹370, indicating strong demand and premium listing expectations.
LG Electronics India’s IPO turned out to be one of the biggest and most successful offerings of 2025. The company, a well-known brand in consumer electronics, attracted huge interest from retail as well as institutional investors.
IPO Price Band: ₹1,080–₹1,140
Issue Price (upper band): ₹1,140
IPO Size: ~₹11,607 crore
Lot Size: 13 shares (minimum ~₹14,820 investment)
Subscription: ~54× overall, bids worth ₹4.39 lakh crore
This kind of overwhelming subscription shows the strength of LG’s brand and investors’ confidence in its business model.
The grey market premium (GMP) was the hot topic around this IPO. Before listing, GMP hovered around ₹370–₹395, which meant analysts expected a listing around ₹1,510.
However, the actual listing was far higher, crossing ₹1,710 on opening.
The strong GMP reflected market enthusiasm, but the final debut proved that real demand on listing day was even stronger than anticipated.
The gap between issue price and listing price highlights the extraordinary debut.
Metric | Value | Notes |
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IPO Issue Price | ₹1,140 | Upper band of IPO price |
GMP (pre-listing) | ₹370–₹395 | Suggested high premium |
Expected Listing Price | ~₹1,510 | Based on GMP |
Actual Listing (NSE) | ₹1,710 | Opened at 10 AM |
Actual Listing (BSE) | ₹1,715 | Similar strong debut |
Listing Gain | ~50% | One of the highest in 2025 |
On listing day, LG Electronics India traded in the range of ₹1,700–₹1,730 in early sessions.
The LG India share price NSE and LG Electronics share price BSE both reflected strong buying interest.
Live updates were available on Moneycontrol, NSE India, and BSE websites, showing turnover volumes among the highest of the year.
The LG IPO listing time was 10:00 AM on October 14, 2025.
Both NSE and BSE saw simultaneous listing, and within minutes the share price gained almost 50%.
This made it one of the most impressive listings in the last decade.
The positive listing of LG Electronics India came at the right time. A day earlier, Tata Capital had listed modestly, showing only ~2% gains. LG’s strong debut immediately lifted sentiment in both primary and secondary markets.
Brokerages highlighted that the demand came not only from retail investors but also from institutions that wanted exposure to a well-established consumer electronics giant in India.
To understand LG’s performance, let’s compare it with other recent IPOs.
Company | IPO Price | Listing Price | Listing Gain |
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LG Electronics India | ₹1,140 | ₹1,710–₹1,715 | ~50% |
Tata Capital | ₹330 | ₹335–₹338 | ~2% |
Mittal Sections (SME) | ₹70 | ~₹70 | Flat |
Clearly, LG stood out as the most successful listing in October 2025.
Analysts are optimistic about LG India’s stock performance, though they caution about short-term volatility.
Near-term targets are suggested around ₹1,800–₹1,850, provided the price sustains above ₹1,700.
Some experts warn that post-listing profit booking may cause corrections.
Long-term investors are advised to focus on fundamentals like margins, market share, and earnings growth.
The LG IPO teaches an important lesson: Grey Market Premium is only an indicator, not a guarantee.
While GMP suggested a ~₹1,510 listing, the actual debut at ₹1,710 proved stronger.
Investors should use GMP as a sentiment tool, but final prices depend on listing-day demand.
If you were allotted shares, booking partial profits is a smart move after such a premium listing.
For non-allottees, chasing the stock after a 50% jump can be risky. Waiting for consolidation or quarterly results is a safer approach.
Long-term investors should assess LG’s strong distribution, brand recall, and earnings outlook before deciding.
Strong Brand Recall: LG is a household name in India with decades of presence.
Massive Subscription: Over ₹4.39 lakh crore worth of bids, 54× subscription.
Solid GMP: Indicated demand well before listing.
Sector Strength: Consumer electronics remains a growth sector.
Anchor Investors: Strong institutional participation boosted confidence.
In terms of demand and listing gain, LG’s IPO is being compared with some of the biggest in Indian market history.
Experts note that such 50% debuts are rare, especially for large-cap consumer companies.
Short-term: Expect volatility as profit booking kicks in.
Medium-term: Sustaining above ₹1,700 will be crucial.
Long-term: Growth in India’s consumer durables sector could support further appreciation.
Risks: Market corrections, global economic slowdowns, or sector-specific challenges.
Tata Capital listed just a day earlier but showed muted gains (~2%).
Investors comparing the two IPOs realized how brand strength and sector confidence make a big difference in market debut.
LG’s premium listing shows how a well-established consumer brand can outperform financial sector IPOs.
The LG Electronics India IPO will be remembered as one of the most successful listings of 2025. With a listing gain of nearly 50%, it far exceeded grey market estimates.
Investors who received allotment enjoyed handsome profits, while non-allottees are now debating whether to enter at higher valuations.
In the long run, LG’s fundamentals, market expansion, and consistent consumer demand will decide if the stock continues its momentum. For now, the IPO is a case study in how strong brand equity, market timing, and investor sentiment can create a blockbuster debut.
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