The LG Electronics IPO, which opened on October 7, 2025, had a slow start but gained momentum by the end of the day, achieving full subscription with a 1.04x bid coverage. With two days of bidding left, investor interest remains strong. In contrast, Tata Capital’s IPO, set to close on October 8, reached 75% subscription on its second day. Expert opinions are mixed but generally optimistic about both IPOs.
Tata Capital’s offering comprises a fresh issue of 21 crore shares and an OFS of 26.58 crore shares, with a price band of ₹310–₹326. Arun Kejriwal noted the pricing is well below its earlier unlisted value of over ₹1,100, urging investor caution. The LG Electronics IPO, priced between ₹1,080 and ₹1,140 per share, features an OFS of 10.18 crore shares. It marks LG as the second South Korean firm to list in India after Hyundai.
Analysts like Prashanth Tapse highlight Tata Capital’s long-term potential in financial services, while praising LG for its strong market leadership, brand presence, and favorable valuation. Abhinav Tiwari also backs LG, citing its strong financials and scalable growth, contrasting it with concerns about Tata Capital’s asset quality post-merger.
