Fixed Price
Fixed Price is an IPO method where shares are offered at a pre-decided price.
In a Fixed Price IPO, the company sets a specific price for its shares before the IPO opens. Investors know this price in advance and must apply at that fixed rate.
Unlike the book building method, there is no price range or bidding involved. The price does not change based on demand.
This method is simpler but does not allow price discovery through investor demand.
Example:
If a company announces an IPO at ₹100 per share, all investors must apply at ₹100, as the price is fixed and does not vary.