How to become an IPO Investor?

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An IPO investor is someone who invests in or buys shares in an initial public offering. For example, if you bought LIC shares while the LIC IPO bids were open and you received the allocation, you are an IPO investor.

To become an IPO investor, you need a bank account and a demat account with a broker.

You can apply for IPO shares online through your stock broker or through the net banking feature offered by your bank. Check with your stock broker or bank for the steps to apply for IPOs.

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