The IPO market has a busy day on October 1, 2026. Several major events have taken place across India and other markets. New shares have made their stock market debut, some IPO allotments are due today, and a few companies have moved closer to a public issue.
Moneyview has drawn major attention after a strong debut on the Indian stock market. Its shares rose as much as 76% on the first day of trade. The company crossed the $1 billion valuation mark after the sharp rise in its share price.
At the same time, Mynt, the owner of Philippine digital wallet GCash, has set a reported IPO price of 6.60 pesos per share. The deal could raise about 53 billion pesos.
The Indian market also has fresh IPO filings from Kataline and Inox Air Products. SRIT India and Shah Investor’s Home are due for allotment today after strong demand from investors. Nityas Gems & Jewellery has entered the second day of its IPO, while Roopa Screen and Peshwa Wheat have made their debut on the SME platform.
Moneyview makes a strong market debut
Moneyview is one of the biggest IPO stories of the day. The digital financial platform made its stock market debut on October 1 after its ₹1,091.68 crore IPO.
The shares rose as much as 76% during the first day of trade. Reuters reported that the stock was last up 67% at ₹56.75. At that level, Moneyview had a market value of about ₹10,500 crore, or $1.09 billion.
The IPO had an issue price of ₹34 per share. Moneyview’s shares opened at ₹55 on the NSE, which was a premium of 61.76% over the issue price. On the BSE, the stock opened at ₹55.61, a premium of 63.56%.
Moneyview’s issue opened on September 24 and closed on September 28. The IPO had a total size of ₹1,091.68 crore.
The sharp debut puts Moneyview among the key IPO listings to watch today. It also shows the level of market interest in digital finance companies.
Mynt sets price for major Philippines IPO
Another major IPO story comes from the Philippines. Mynt, the parent company of GCash, has reportedly set the price of its IPO at 6.60 pesos per share.
According to Reuters, the company plans to sell as many as 8.03 billion shares. At the reported price, the deal could raise about 53 billion pesos. If the overallotment option for up to 1.2 billion extra shares is fully used, total proceeds could reach about 60.9 billion pesos.
The company has not officially confirmed the reported price. Mynt said it could not comment on market speculation and asked stakeholders to rely on official announcements.
The IPO has already received commitments worth 36.5 billion pesos from cornerstone investors. These include global institutions such as Capital Research and Management Company, Citadel Multi-Strategy Equities Master Fund, HSBC Global Asset Management, the International Finance Corporation and Lazard Asset Management.
Mynt’s market debut is set for October 20. If the reported deal size is reached, the IPO would become one of the largest share sales in Philippine market history.
KNDS keeps IPO plan open
Defence company KNDS has not fully closed the door on an IPO this year. The Franco-German tank maker may still sell shares in 2026 if market conditions are suitable.
The company’s chief executive told Handelsblatt that a 2026 IPO remains possible. KNDS had put an earlier IPO attempt on hold in July.
The latest statement does not confirm a new IPO date. It shows that the company continues to watch market conditions before it makes a final decision.
Kataline files IPO papers with SEBI
Kataline Limited has taken another step toward a public issue in India. The Nagpur-based company has filed its Draft Red Herring Prospectus with the Securities and Exchange Board of India, or SEBI.
The company plans to offer 43 lakh equity shares through a mix of a fresh issue and an Offer for Sale.
A fresh issue brings new money into the company, while an Offer for Sale allows existing shareholders to sell part of their holdings. Kataline works in the traffic safety solutions space.
The DRHP filing does not mean that the IPO will open immediately. The company still has to complete the required regulatory steps before the issue can come to the market.
Inox Air Products files IPO papers
Inox Air Products has also moved closer to an IPO. The company has filed papers for an issue that includes an Offer for Sale of 7.71 crore shares.
An OFS differs from a fresh issue because the money from the sale goes to the selling shareholders rather than directly to the company. The filing marks another important step in the company’s planned market entry.
The development adds to a busy pipeline of Indian companies that are preparing for public listings.
SRIT India IPO allotment due today
SRIT India is another major name in today’s IPO market. The company’s ₹218.40 crore IPO received very strong demand before the issue closed.
The issue was subscribed 125.16 times by the end of September 30, based on exchange data. Investors placed bids for 1,47,18,71,085 shares against 1,17,60,000 shares available in the issue.
The Qualified Institutional Buyers category was subscribed 91.84 times. The Non-Institutional Investors category saw a much higher subscription of 312.99 times.
The allotment is due for finalisation on October 1. The shares are expected to list on the NSE and BSE on October 6.
Investors who applied for the issue can check their allotment through the registrar or stock exchange channels once the final basis is available.
Shah Investor’s Home awaits allotment
Shah Investor’s Home is also set for an important IPO event today. The ₹90.17 crore public issue received strong demand during its three-day offer period.
The IPO was subscribed 38.12 times by the close of bidding, according to NSE data. The basis of allotment is due for finalisation on October 1.
The shares are expected to list on October 6. Investors who applied for the IPO can check their allotment after the final basis is published.
The high subscription level has made the issue one of the main IPO events for Indian investors today.
Nityas Gems & Jewellery enters Day 2
Nityas Gems & Jewellery has entered the second day of its IPO. The issue has a size of about ₹108.35 crore and will remain open until October 5.
The IPO has also seen activity in the grey market. The reported grey market premium is ₹5, or about 7%, above the upper end of the price band. Grey market data is unofficial and can change before listing.
Investors still have time to place bids before the issue closes. The final subscription level will depend on demand during the remaining days.
Roopa Screen makes a strong SME debut
Roopa Screen has also attracted attention on October 1. Its ₹19.20 crore SME IPO received a very strong response before listing.
The issue was subscribed 271.94 times overall. It consisted entirely of a fresh issue of 30 lakh shares. The IPO opened on September 24 and closed on September 28.
Before the debut, Roopa Screen had a reported grey market premium of about 66%. Its shares were set to list on the BSE SME platform on October 1.
The IPO raised ₹19.20 crore from investors. The strong subscription and grey market activity made the company one of the notable SME IPO stories of the day.
Peshwa Wheat also lists today
Peshwa Wheat is another SME IPO that has made its market debut on October 1. Its IPO raised ₹53.52 crore.
Unlike Roopa Screen, Peshwa Wheat had no reported grey market premium before the listing. The company plans to use the IPO funds for capital expenditure, working capital and other corporate needs.
The planned capital spending includes ₹6.69 crore for plant and machinery and ₹5.01 crore for civil construction. About ₹26.50 crore is set aside for working capital from the planned use of ₹38.20 crore.
The company therefore enters the public market at a time when several SME issues are attracting investor attention.
A-One Steels also debuts
The IPO activity today also includes A-One Steels India. Its shares made their mainboard debut on October 1.
The IPO had an issue price of ₹405 per share. The stock opened at ₹455, according to market data available today. The issue size was ₹405 crore, and the IPO received a subscription of 11.61 times.
This adds another mainboard listing to an already active day for the Indian IPO market.
A busy day for IPO investors
October 1 has brought several different types of IPO news. Moneyview has delivered a sharp market debut, while A-One Steels has also started trade. Roopa Screen and Peshwa Wheat have added two SME listings to the day’s activity.
At the same time, SRIT India and Shah Investor’s Home have reached the allotment stage after heavy subscription. Nityas Gems & Jewellery remains open for investors, while Kataline and Inox Air Products have moved closer to their planned public issues.
Outside India, Mynt has attracted attention with its reported 6.60-peso IPO price and planned October 20 debut. KNDS has also kept its 2026 IPO option open, subject to market conditions.
The day’s developments show that IPO activity remains spread across new filings, subscription periods, allotments and stock market debuts. For investors, each stage has different details to consider, from issue size and subscription data to company disclosures and final listing prices.
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