LG Electronics: LG Electronics India made a big entry in the stock market. Its shares were listed on BSE at a price of Rs 1715. This is Rs 575 more than the upper price band of Rs 1,140 of the IPO, which shows an increase of 51 percent. At the same time, its listing on NSE was at 1710.10 with a premium of about 51 percent. That means here also investors got a profit of Rs 570 on every share.

Listing was better than expectations

The size of the IPO of LG Electronics India was Rs 11,607 crore, while the price band was kept at Rs 1,080-1,140 per share. The stock market debut of LG Electronics India’s IPO was better than expectations in the gray market, where 40 percent gain on listing was expected. This issue, which opened from October 7 to October 9, 2025, received a good response from investors. It received 54.02 times subscription on the last day of bidding. Earlier, LG Electronics India Ltd had raised Rs 3,475 crore from anchor investors.

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What should investors do now?

Mater Capital Services Limited says, the listing of LG Electronics IPO shares took place at a bumper premium of 50 percent of the issue price. The IPO of LG Electronics received an overwhelming response. The total subscription for the issue was 54 times the total number of shares.

The subscription was dominated by institutional investors, who subscribed more than 165 times. Good response was also received from non-institutional and retail investors. Amidst the increasing demand for home appliances in the country, LG Electronics India is number one in many respects. Investors who have been allotted shares can earn profit at the time of listing at the premium and can keep the remaining shares with them in the long term. Investors who did not get shares in the IPO can buy them at lower prices.

Can shares rise further?

Expressing confidence in the shares of LG Electronics India, Japanese brokerage firm Nomura has given it a ‘Buy’ rating and a target price of Rs 1800. At the same time, global brokerage firm MK Global has also given a ‘Buy’ rating to the stock of LG Electronics and a target price of Rs 2,050, which shows an increase of 20 percent from the current price. Motilal Oswal has also given it a ‘Buy’ rating and a target price of Rs 1800.

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LG Electronics Listing: LG Electronics India Limited has become silver even before Diwali. On Tuesday, the company’s shares made a great listing on BSE at a premium of 5.05 percent and made a strong entry at the level of Rs 1,715. That is, all the speculations that were made regarding this stock proved wrong. The issue price of the company was fixed at Rs 1,140 per share, which means investors made a profit of Rs 575 per share.

The explosive entry of LG Electronics India

After listing, the stock saw further rise and it climbed 52.31 percent to Rs 1,736.40. At the same time, LG’s shares opened at Rs 1,710.10 on NSE, which was about 50 percent more than the issue price.

The market valuation of the company reached Rs 1,12,380.95 crore in morning trade. The initial public offering (IPO) of LG Electronics India Limited was subscribed 54.02 times till the last day of bidding on Thursday. The price range of the company’s Rs 11,607 crore IPO was fixed at Rs 1,080 to Rs 1,140 per share.

Investors’ bat-bat

It is worth noting here that after Hyundai Motors India Limited got listed in October last year, LG Electronics India Limited has become the second South Korean company to enter the Indian stock market. This listing has proved to be no less than a festive gift for investors.

LG Electronics India was established in the year 1997. This company was initially active in the field of mobile phones and home appliances, but now its focus is mainly on the consumer electronics segment.

The net profit of the company is continuously increasing. LG Electronics India’s net profit reached Rs 2,203.35 crore in FY 2025, while it was Rs 1,511.07 crore in 2024 and Rs 1,344.93 crore in 2023. This shows that the company has consistently shown strong financial performance over the last three years and has recorded a growth of approximately 64% in its profits.

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Lg electronics IPO: If you are also thinking of betting on IPO, then there is an important news for you. South Korean giant LG Electronics is preparing to launch its IPO. The company is trying to sell 10.2 crore shares of Rs 15,000 crore or 15 percent stake through IPO. That is, this company is thinking of reducing 15 percent stake through an IPO from its Indian unit. With this, this will become the largest IPO of 2025 so far.

How long will IPO be launched?

According to media reports, LG’s IPO can come in October 2025. The company had earlier postponed its plan to launch an IPO for some time as it was waiting for the market situation to improve. Now the company is thinking of launching its IPO, considering the month of October as better than this. In December 2024, the company filed a draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP), which has been approved by the market regulator SEBI.

Earlier there was a plan to launch this month

Let us know that LG had made a plan to launch an IPO in the month of April-May, but due to increasing tension, market fluctuations and low valuation, it was decided to postpone it. According to DRHP, Morgan Stanley India Company, JP Morgan India, Axis Capital, Bofa Securities India and Citigroup Global Markets India are the book-hanging lead managers of this issue. Caffein Technologies is the registrar of this issue.

By launching its IPO in October, the company wants to take advantage of the strong boom in the primary market of the country. So far in 2025, about 30 companies have raised more than 60,000 crore through IPOs, of which HDB financial services are ranked first with its 12,500 crore IPO. In the coming time, there are many more IPO pipelines worth Rs 70,000 crore, including Tata Capital (17,200 crore) as well as many big names like Gro, Misho, PhonePe, Boat, BOT, Wear India, Lenskart, Shadowax and Physics with Physics.

Companies over 60,000 crores from IPO

By launching its IPO in October, the company wants to take advantage of the strong boom in the primary market of the country. So far in 2025, about 30 companies have raised more than 60,000 crore through IPOs, of which HDB financial services are ranked first with its 12,500 crore IPO. In the coming time, there are many more IPO pipelines worth Rs 70,000 crore, including Tata Capital (17,200 crore) as well as many big names like Gro, Misho, PhonePe, Boat, BOT, Wear India, Lenskart, Shadowax and Physics with Physics.

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