Lokesh Machines IPO Review
Lokesh Machines IPO is yet to receive analyst coverage — analyst reports and verdicts will be updated here as and when they are published. The IPO is priced in the band of ₹130-140 per share with a minimum lot size of 50 shares (minimum investment of ₹7,000). Subscription ran from 07 Apr 2006 to 13 Apr 2006. The issue size is ₹42 crore, entirely a fresh issue. In the meantime, you can track the live GMP and subscription status for early market signals.
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Abhishek Vohera,
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Should I apply for Lokesh Machines IPO?
Analyst coverage for Lokesh Machines IPO has not been published yet. Verdicts will be added here as analyst reports come in. IPO Guru does not make buy or sell recommendations. Read the individual analyst reports and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
What does the score of N/A mean for Lokesh Machines IPO?
Analyst scoring is not yet available for Lokesh Machines IPO. The score will be updated once analyst reports start coming in.
What was the actual listing price of Lokesh Machines IPO?
Lokesh Machines IPO listed on May 5, 2006 at ₹211.65, against the issue price of ₹140 — a gain of +51.18% (₹71.65 per share). View the full GMP history page for day-wise pre-listing trends.
What is the price band and lot size of Lokesh Machines IPO?
Lokesh Machines IPO was priced at ₹130-140 per share. The minimum lot size is 50 shares, making the minimum investment approximately ₹7,000 at the upper end of the price band. Subscription ran from 07 Apr 2006 to 13 Apr 2006.
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