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LG Electronics IPO – Subscription Status, Dates, and How to Apply

Anshika Posted on October 07, 2025

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The LG Electronics IPO began on a positive note, reflecting investors’ growing confidence in the company’s established market presence and steady financial performance. With encouraging participation across investor categories, the first day of subscription signals healthy interest in one of India’s most recognised consumer electronics brands.

LG Electronics IPO: Early Subscription Information and Key Details

The LG Electronics IPO made a debut on its opening day, attracting active participation from investors across categories. Early subscription data provides a clear picture of how institutional and retail investors have responded, highlighting optimism in the company’s financial strength and market position in India’s consumer electronics industry.

LG Electronics IPO Subscription Status

The LG Electronics IPO opened on 7th October 2025, attracting solid interest from retail, institutional, and non-institutional investors on its first day.

Day 1 Subscription Status (7th Oct, 2025)

The LG Electronics IPO opened for subscription on 7th October 2025, with encouraging participation from investors on Day 1. By the end of the first day of bidding, the overall issue was subscribed around 61%, reflecting steady early momentum.

Investor Category	Subscription (Approx.)
Qualified Institutional Buyers (QIB)	7%
Retail Investors	59%
Non-Institutional Investors (NII)	136%
Overall	~61%

LG Electronics IPO Price Band and Lot Size

Here are the details:

The price band for the LG Electronics IPO is set at ₹1,080 and ₹1,140 per share.
The lot size is 13 shares, meaning the minimum bid is for 13 shares.
The face value of each share is ₹10.

For detailed insights about the company, issue details, and updates, visit the LG Electronics IPO page on Bajaj Markets.

LG Electronics IPO Open Date, Close Date, and Allotment Date

Here are the important milestones in the LG Electronics IPO timeline, outlining how each stage progresses from subscription to listing:

Event	Date	Description
IPO Open Date	7 October 2025	Subscription window opens for all investor categories
IPO Close Date	9 October 2025	Final day for submitting IPO applications
Basis of Allotment Finalisation	10 October 2025	Expected date for allotment determination
Refunds Initiation	13 October 2025	Refunds for unallotted shares likely to begin
Shares Credited to Demat Accounts	14 October 2025	Expected credit of allotted shares to investors’ demat accounts
Listing Date (NSE & BSE)	15 October 2025	Anticipated market debut of LG Electronics shares

Note: These dates represent procedural milestones based on publicly available data and are intended for informational purposes only.

How to Apply for LG Electronics IPO

Investors can apply for the LG Electronics IPO conveniently online through either the ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount) facility offered by banks or the UPI method via broker platforms. Both routes are approved by SEBI and ensure a safe, paperless application process for all investor categories.

Through ASBA (Net Banking)

Follow these steps to apply for the LG Electronics IPO using the ASBA facility available through your internet banking account:

Log in to your online banking account with a SEBI-registered bank that provides the ASBA service.
Navigate to the ‘Investments’ or ‘IPO Application’ section on your bank’s portal.
From the list of active IPOs, select ‘LG Electronics IPO’.
Enter your application details, including the number of lots you wish to apply for and your bid price within the set price band.
Confirm and submit your IPO application. The required amount will be blocked in your bank account but not debited immediately.
Once the allotment is finalised, the blocked amount will be debited only if shares are allotted to you. The shares will then be credited directly to your Demat account.

This process ensures a smooth and secure IPO application without the need for physical forms or cheques, and your funds remain in your account until allotment confirmation.

Through UPI via Broker Platforms

You can also apply for the LG Electronics IPO using the UPI method through any SEBI-recognised broker or financial marketplace. Follow these simple steps:

Log in to your Demat account or trading account on your broker’s platform or a financial marketplace.
Go to the IPO section and select ‘LG Electronics IPO’ from the list of active issues.
Enter your bid details, including the number of lots and your desired bid price.
Provide your UPI ID, linked to your bank account, for payment authorisation.
You will receive a mandate request on your UPI app (such as BHIM, Google Pay, or PhonePe).
Approve the mandate to block the IPO application amount in your account.
After the allotment is completed, the blocked funds will be debited automatically, and the allotted shares will be credited to your Demat account.

For an easy, all-in-one experience, you can also apply for IPOs and manage investments by opening a Demat and trading account on Bajaj Markets. This enables you to invest, track your applications, and check allotment status all in one place.

Disclaimer

The information provided above is based on publicly available data from reliable financial news and market sources. Investors are advised to verify figures and consult financial experts before making investment decisions. Market conditions and subscription numbers are subject to change during the IPO window.

Sources

https://www.chittorgarh.com/ipo/lg-electronics-india-ipo/2064/
https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/markets/ipos/fpos/lg-electronics-india-ipo-opens-today-check-gmp-subscription-brokerages-review-and-key-dates/articleshow/124351684.cms?from=mdr
https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/markets/lg-electronics-ipo-gmp-lg-ipo-subscription-status-live-updates/article70133815.ece
https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/ipo/lg-electronics-ipo-gmp-live-lg-india-ipo-subscription-status-price-band-review-gmp-oct-7-liveblog-13598755.html

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