IPO performance is measured using both short-term and long-term indicators:
- Listing day gain is calculated as the percentage increase from the issue price to the listing price. Post-listing, performance is tracked over intervals like 7 days, 1 month, and 1 year.
- Trading volume and liquidity indicate investor interest. Comparing the IPO stock’s performance with benchmark indices or sectoral averages helps evaluate relative strength. Financial performance, including revenue, profit, and EPS growth, shows how the company performs after listing.
- Valuation like PE ratio help assess if the stock is over or under-valued. Lastly, analyst reviews and investor sentiment provide insight into market expectations, influencing long-term performance. Together, these metrics offer a comprehensive view of IPO
