LG Electronics IPO India 2025 — All You Need to Know
Key IPO Details Parameter Detail / Status* IPO Opening Date October 7, 2025 (The Economic Times) IPO Closing Date October 9, 2025 (The Economic Times) IPO Allotment Date Tentative October 10, 2025 (NDTV Profit) IPO Listing Date Tentative October 14, 2025 (NDTV Profit) IPO Price Band ₹1,080 to ₹1,140 per share (The Economic Times) IPO Lot Size 13 equity shares per lot (NDTV Profit) Minimum Fund Required for Retailer ₹14,820 (i.e. 13 × ₹1,140) (NDTV Profit) Maximum Fund Cap per Retail Investor Standard SEBI retail limit (often ₹2 lakh) — not explicitly disclosed yet Total Fund Raise by Company ~ ₹11,500 crore via Offer for Sale (The Economic Times) *These dates are subject to change — always refer to the final RHP / SEBI release. Note: This IPO is entirely an Offer for Sale (OFS) — no fresh capital is being raised by the Indian entity; the South Korean parent will sell shares. (The Economic Times) About LG Electronics India What the Company Does LG Electronics India is the Indian arm of LG’s consumer electronics, appliances, and home solutions business. Its product lines include: In India, LG has historically been strong in the offline channel and is a key player in major appliances. (NDTV Profit) Key Management Since this is a subsidiary / India arm, executive roles include: At present, publicly available sources have not fully disclosed the Indian leadership hierarchy in the RHP summary versions. Financials & Revenue Snapshot From the filings / reports: These numbers point to a well-established business, albeit the growth trajectory and margin sustainability will matter more going forward. Competitors In India, LG competes with several large players in appliances and consumer electronics: Panasonic They also face competition from newer disruptive electronics / IoT brands in supplementary segments. Strengths, Risks & SWOT View Strengths Weaknesses / Risks Opportunities Threats Summary The LG Electronics India IPO is one of the largest upcoming IPOs in 2025. While it does not bring fresh capital into the Indian operations (being an OFS), it gives investors a chance to own a piece of a well-known, entrenched consumer electronics / appliances business. The price band (₹1,080–₹1,140) implies significant valuation expectations. Given the stable business, decent profitability, and strong brand, this could be an attractive medium-term play. But because it is an OFS (meaning the company will not directly benefit or expand via this IPO), the listing gains will need to come from market sentiment and future growth potential. Recommendation: Apply or Not? Investor Type Suggested Approach Long-term / Core portfolio investors Apply, but with moderate allocation. If you believe in the Indian consumer appliances growth story, this could be a stable long-term holding. Short-term / listing gain chasers Apply cautiously. If market sentiment is strong, there’s a chance of listing premium; but if sentiment turns weak, downside risk is real. Risk-averse / low-exposure investors Avoid or allocate only a small portion. Given the uncertainties (valuation, OFS structure), it may be safer to wait and watch.

