11 IPOs This Week: Price Bands, Dates & Issue Sizes (Sept 2026)

A Packed Week in the Primary Market

India's IPO market shows no sign of slowing down. This week alone, eleven companies are opening for subscription, together targeting a combined ₹7,055 crore — with as many as six issues launching on the same day. This comes on the heels of an already-busy start to September, following the Rays of Belief and Deepa Jewellers IPOs that launched on September 1. With this batch, the total number of companies launching IPOs in 2026 is expected to reach 75 — including 23 in August alone.

Here's the full lineup, in the order companies open for bidding.

Opening September 7: Pranav Constructions

Kicking off the week, Pranav Constructions — a Mumbai-focused real estate redevelopment company — opens its ₹351.03 crore IPO, running through September 9. The price band is set at ₹118-124 per share, with a lot size of 120 shares. The issue comprises a ₹315.6 crore fresh issue and an offer for sale of 28.57 lakh shares (worth ~₹35.4 crore). Allotment is expected September 10, with listing on BSE and NSE scheduled for September 15.

Opening September 8: Kanohar Electricals, Prasol Chemicals & Glass Wall Systems

Three issues launch together on September 8:

Prasol Chemicals is looking to raise a total of ₹500 crore, open through September 10, with a price band of ₹643-676 and a lot size of 22 shares. The issue includes a ₹80 crore fresh component and a ₹420 crore offer for sale. Allotment is expected September 11, with listing on BSE and NSE on September 16.

Glass Wall Systems (India) opens its ₹427.89 crore IPO in the same window, with a price band of ₹172-182 and a lot size of 82 shares. This splits into a ₹60 crore fresh issue and a sizeable ₹367.89 crore offer for sale — meaning the bulk of this raise facilitates an exit for existing shareholders rather than funding company growth. Allotment and listing dates mirror Prasol Chemicals'.

Kanohar Electricals also opens on September 8, running the same three-day window through September 10.

Opening September 9: The Busiest Day of the Week

Six companies open together on September 9 — the single busiest launch day of this cycle:

• Rentomojo, the furniture and appliance rental platform, opens its ~₹1,255.57 crore mainboard IPO with a price band of ₹384-404, running through September 11.
• Karamtara Engineering opens a ~₹875 crore book-built issue with a price band of ₹241-254, also closing September 11.
• LCC Projects, an EPC (engineering, procurement, construction) player, launches its ₹427 crore issue with a price band of ₹139-146.
• Steamhouse India targets ₹414 crore, comprising a ₹353 crore fresh issue and a ₹61 crore offer for sale.
• Manipal Payment and Identity Solutions and Asset Reconstruction Company of India (Arcil) round out this day's launches.

On the SME side, the same day sees Vinod Texworld (a fixed-price issue at ₹94/share) and Infrax Renewable (fixed-price at ₹104/share) open for subscription, alongside Apana Logistics, which actually opened earlier on September 7.

Opening September 10: Veegaland Developers

Closing out the week's openings, Veegaland Developers launches a ₹210 crore IPO — structured entirely as a fresh issue, with no offer-for-sale component. The issue runs from September 10 through September 15.

Quick Reference: Mainboard Issues This Week

A Related Story Worth Watching: NSE's Own IPO

While not part of this week's opening batch, it's worth flagging alongside this roundup: the National Stock Exchange (NSE) itself is reportedly targeting September 11 for announcing its own IPO price band, having received a no-objection certificate from SEBI in August 2026. Market reports have cited indicative ranges between ₹2,000-2,100 and ₹2,100-2,300 per share, with a possible listing in the third week of September. Given NSE's scale and significance to India's capital markets infrastructure, this is likely to be one of the most closely watched IPO developments of the year once formal details are confirmed.

What This Means for Investors

With this many issues open simultaneously, a few practical considerations are worth keeping in mind:

• Capital gets split across bids. If you're applying to multiple issues in the same window, remember that ASBA blocks your bid amount in your bank account until allotment — running several large applications at once can meaningfully tie up your available funds for the week.
• Sector diversity is genuinely wide this cycle — spanning construction, chemicals, EPC, electrical equipment, engineering, renewable energy, furniture rental, payments, identity solutions, and asset reconstruction — a useful week to compare opportunities across very different business models rather than concentrating in one theme.
• Offer-for-sale-heavy issues deserve a closer look. Issues like Glass Wall Systems, where the OFS component (₹367.89 crore) dwarfs the fresh issue (₹60 crore), mean most of the raise facilitates existing shareholders exiting rather than funding company growth — worth weighing against issues that are predominantly fresh capital, like Veegaland Developers.

As always, headline price bands and issue sizes are only a starting point — each company's financials, use of proceeds, and listed peer comparisons deserve their own close look before applying.