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Launch Your IPO in India | Boot & Boost

Launch Your IPO. Rule the Market.

Ready to take your company public? Boot & Boost simplifies the IPO process, guiding you from SEBI compliance to BSE/NSE listing. Raise crores, build prestige, and unlock growth.

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Why Launch an IPO with Boot & Boost?

Raise Crores, Build Prestige

Access massive capital (₹230,000 crore raised by 160 IPOs in 2021–2023) and elevate your brand’s credibility on BSE/NSE.

End-to-End Expertise

From due diligence to roadshows, our SEBI-compliant team handles every step, saving you time and stress.

Tailored Strategy

We craft a custom IPO plan aligned with your goals, ensuring optimal pricing and investor demand.

Post-IPO Success

Get ongoing support for compliance, investor relations, and growth to thrive as a public company.

Your 5-Step IPO Roadmap

1
Preparation & Due Diligence

We assess eligibility, audit financials, and appoint merchant bankers to ensure SEBI compliance.

2
Draft & File DRHP

We create a compelling Draft Red Herring Prospectus and file it with SEBI and stock exchanges.

3
Roadshows & Marketing

We pitch to institutional investors nationwide to maximize demand and set the right price.

4
Pricing & Allotment

We finalize the share price based on bids and allocate shares to investors within 10 days.

5
Listing & Trading

Your shares list on BSE/NSE within 6 days, ready for public trading and growth.

Ready to Go Public?

Fill out this quick form to start your IPO journey. Our experts will assess your eligibility and create a tailored plan.

Common IPO Questions, Answered

Who’s eligible for an IPO in India?

Your company needs 3 years of operations, ₹1 crore net worth for 3 years, and ₹3 crore in tangible assets. We’ll confirm your eligibility.

How long does the IPO process take?

Typically 6–12 months, depending on company size and market conditions. We streamline it to save time.

What are the costs involved?

Expect banking, legal, and SEBI fees (1–2% of issue size). We optimize costs for maximum value.