LG Electronics IPO: Shares to List on October 14; Strong Grey Market Premium Signals Robust Debut
LG Electronics IPO, subscribed over 54 times, will list on October 14, 2025. With a grey market premium of ₹395, the stock could debut at ₹1,535 per share — a 34% gain over the issue price.
LG Electronics IPO witnessed strong investor demand and is set for an October 14 listing, with a grey market premium indicating a likely 30%+ listing gain.
LG Electronics IPO Allotment and Listing Details
Given the overwhelming response from investors, the LG Electronics IPO allotment took place on October 10, and the shares are proposed to be listed on October 14, 2025.
The public issue of ₹11,607 crore was open for subscription from October 7 to October 9, with shares priced within a range of ₹1,080-₹1,140 per equity share. At the highest price band, LG Electronics would be worth in the region of ₹77,400 crore.
The IPO was an offer-for-sale (OFS) of 10.18 crore shares by the South Korea-based parent company, meaning all proceeds will go to the promoter, not the firm.
Record-Breaking Investor Demand
By the end of the third day, the IPO was subscribed 54.02 times, receiving bids for 3.85 billion shares against 71.3 million shares on offer. The strong response came from all investor categories — retail, institutional, and non-institutional.
With this debut, LG Electronics will join Hyundai as the only two South Korean firms listed on Indian stock exchanges.
Grey Market Premium (GMP) Soars Ahead of Listing
According to market observers, the LG Electronics IPO GMP (grey market premium) on Sunday stood at ₹395 per share, its highest level yet. This implies a potential listing price of around ₹1,535, representing a premium of nearly 34% over the issue price.
Earlier, the GMP had peaked at ₹323 ahead of the IPO opening, signaling sustained investor optimism and strong expected listing gains.
Why Investors Are Watching Closely
The LG Electronics listing has come to represent a milestone for India in terms of acclaim among global corporations, especially from South Korea. Analysts say strong brand recognition, steady profitability, and expansion into consumer electronics and appliances helped instill investor confidence.
How the stock performs on debut will be scrutinized, as it might very well set the course for large-cap IPOs lined up for the fourth quarter of 2025.
