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Corrections Policy

Last updated: May 2026

IPO Guru is committed to factual accuracy. When we make a mistake, we correct it transparently. This Corrections Policy explains how errors are handled and how readers can request a correction.

What Counts as a Correction

A correction is required when an article contains a verifiable factual error. Examples include, but are not limited to:

  • Incorrect price band, lot size, issue size, or face value of an IPO
  • Wrong opening, closing, allotment, or listing date
  • Misstated subscription numbers or category-wise oversubscription figures
  • Misattributed quotes or statements
  • Inaccurate financial figures (revenue, profit, margins, debt) where the source is verifiable
  • Misspelled company names, promoter names, or names of lead managers and registrars
  • Incorrect ticker symbols, ISIN, or scrip codes

Clarifications vs. Corrections

If an article is factually accurate but ambiguously worded or open to misinterpretation, we issue a clarification instead of a correction. Clarifications are added to the article without altering the original facts.

How We Make Corrections

When a factual error is confirmed:

  1. The incorrect information in the article is replaced with the correct information.
  2. A correction note is added to the bottom of the article explaining what was corrected and when.
  3. The "last modified" timestamp on the article is updated.
  4. If the error appeared in the article headline or first paragraph, or if it materially changed the meaning of the piece, the correction note is placed prominently at the top of the article.
  5. If the article was distributed via our RSS feed, news sitemap, or social channels, a corrected version is republished.

We do not silently delete or rewrite articles to hide errors. The correction is always disclosed.

Timing

We aim to acknowledge correction requests within 24 hours and to publish a correction within 48 hours of confirming the error. For time-sensitive errors during live events such as subscription day or allotment day, corrections are made as quickly as possible.

How to Request a Correction

If you believe an article on IPO Guru contains a factual error, please contact us with the following details:

  • The URL of the article in question
  • A direct quote of the part you believe is incorrect
  • The correct information
  • A link or reference to the primary source supporting the correction (DRHP, BSE/NSE filing, registrar website, etc.)

You can reach the editorial team via the contact page. Including a verifiable source significantly speeds up our review.

Right of Reply

If your company, organisation, or your name is mentioned in an article and you believe the coverage is inaccurate or unfair, you may request a right of reply. We will review the request, verify the underlying facts, and respond. Where appropriate, your statement may be added to the article alongside the original reporting.

Removal Requests

We do not remove published articles solely because the subject of the article is unhappy with accurate reporting. Removal may be considered only in narrow circumstances, such as the article containing personal information that should never have been published, or a court order requiring removal.

Editorial Standards

This Corrections Policy is part of our broader Editorial Policy, which describes how IPO Guru researches, writes, reviews, and publishes content.