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LG Electronics Vs Tata Capital IPO: Latest GMP Signals Diverging Listing Gains; Check Details

By Priya Raghuvanshi

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LG Electronics Vs Tata Capital IPO: Latest GMP Signals Diverging Listing Gains; Check Details

The allotment results for two highly anticipated IPOs this year, Tata Capital and LG Electronics India, are out, revealing contrasting market sentiments. Tata Capital, the financial services wing of the Tata Group, priced its shares between Rs 310 and Rs 326. Early grey market activity indicates a modest premium, hinting at some upside but not an explosive debut. Experts say the company’s established reputation and consistent business model make it an attractive choice for investors seeking reliability rather than speculation. In stark contrast, LG Electronics India’s IPO has captured the market’s imagination with its massive grey market premium, showcasing strong brand loyalty and investor excitement. However, governance experts caution that significant contingent liabilities, royalty fees, and related-party transactions exceeding Rs 4,700 crore could pose risks. Moreover, the Korean parent company will retain around 85 per cent ownership post-listing, limiting minority shareholders’ influence. This mix of potential reward and risk makes LG’s IPO a more speculative investment. Tata Capital IPO GMP The latest Grey Market Premium (GMP) for the Tata Capital IPO is Rs 6, as of October 10th, 2025, 1:28 pm, according to the grey market tracking website, Investorgain. With a price band of Rs 326.00, the estimated listing price is Rs 332 (cap price plus today’s GMP), indicating an expected gain of approximately 1.84 per cent per share. LG Electronics IPO GMP The latest GMP for LG Electronics IPO is Rs 400, updated as of October 10th, 2025, 12:56 pm, as per Investorgain. With a price band of Rs 1140.00, the estimated listing price is Rs 1540 (cap price plus today’s GMP), reflecting an expected gain of 35.09 per cent per share. Choosing Between Stability And High Risk For investors, the choice between Tata Capital and LG Electronics boils down to risk appetite. Experts suggest that Tata Capital is geared toward those valuing steady returns and trustworthiness, whereas LG Electronics appeals to investors willing to navigate uncertainties for potentially higher immediate rewards. Get Latest News live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Business, Companies and around the world.