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Aritas Vinyl IPO listing date & price

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Aritas Vinyl IPO is a SME fixed price IPO. Issue size is ₹38 Cr. Price band is ₹40 to ₹47 per share. Minimum investment is ₹2.82 L. Lot size is 3000 shares. Open from 16 Jan 2026 to 20 Jan 2026. Allotment on 21 Jan 2026. Listing on 23 Jan 2026 at BSE. Managed by Interactive Financial Services Ltd Registrar: Bigshare Services Pvt Ltd. Key details for GMP, subscription, price, allotment, and listing in one place.

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Aritas Vinyl IPO listing date & price

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Official documents: RHP and DRHP.

Aritas Vinyl IPO — listing

Official listing price and performance versus the issue price, after the stock debuts on the exchange.

Listing snapshot

Official listing versus the issue price for this debut.

Listing price

₹47

Vs issue price

+0.00%

Gain

Issue price

₹47

How to read this

Listing performance is the percentage move from the issue price to the first official exchange print. It reflects market pricing at listing, not advice about future returns.

Aritas Vinyl IPO listing FAQs

How listing price and listing performance work.

What is the Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price?

The Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price is the price at which the company's shares are listed on the stock exchange after the IPO allotment process. It may be at a premium or discount to the issue price depending on market demand and sentiment.

When is the Aritas Vinyl IPO listing date?

The Aritas Vinyl IPO listing date is the date when the company's shares are listed on the stock exchanges (NSE/BSE) and become available for trading. It is usually announced after the allotment process is completed.

What is the Aritas Vinyl IPO allotment date?

The Aritas Vinyl IPO allotment date is when the company finalizes share allocation to applicants. After allotment, you can check your status on the registrar's portal using your application number, PAN, or DP ID.

What is listing gain or loss in Aritas Vinyl IPO?

Listing gain or loss is the difference between the listing price and the issue price. A positive listing gain means the share listed above the issue price; a loss means it listed below. Past listing performance does not guarantee future results.

Where can I check Aritas Vinyl IPO allotment status?

You can check Aritas Vinyl IPO allotment status on the registrar's website or the exchange portal once allotment is finalized. You will need your application number, PAN, or DP ID/Client ID to verify your allotment.

How is the Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price determined?

The Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price is determined by market demand and supply on the listing day. Factors include subscription response, company fundamentals, sector sentiment, and overall market conditions.

Can the Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price differ from the issue price?

Yes, the Aritas Vinyl IPO listing price can be different from the issue price. It may list at a premium (above issue price) or at a discount (below issue price) depending on market conditions at the time of listing.

How is listing performance calculated for Aritas Vinyl IPO?

Listing performance for Aritas Vinyl IPO is calculated as the percentage change from the issue price to the listing price. It is for informational purposes only and does not guarantee similar outcomes for other IPOs.

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Aritas Vinyl IPO — listing

Official listing price and performance versus the issue price, after the stock debuts on the exchange.

Listing snapshot

Official listing versus the issue price for this debut.

Listing price

₹47

Vs issue price

+0.00%

Gain

Issue price

₹47

How to read this

Listing performance is the percentage move from the issue price to the first official exchange print. It reflects market pricing at listing, not advice about future returns.