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Many investors subscribe to an IPO with the intention to get listing gains by selling it on the first day of listing. Good company shares generally list at higher price than the subscription price but it is not always the case. The difference between the two is known as listing gain. It is difficult to identify IPOs that will deliver positive returns on the listing day. The listing day performance of a company depends on several factors like perception about the company, its past performance, demand during the application time and listing day, reputation of promoters and significant news on company and industry etc. There are many companies that have performed poorly or listing day and grew later. So, it is always better to pick the right company after research and invest for the long-term.
At chittorgarh.com, we give you details on every IPO as well as review about each IPO (mainline as well as SME) and bring you unbiased expert recommendation. Read our reviews and take an informed decision.
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