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LG Electronics India IPO: LG Electronics India's Rs 11,607 crore IPO opened for subscription on October 7, 2025, and will close on October 9. The issue is a pure offer-for-sale (OFS) of 10.18 crore shares by its South Korean parent, LG Electronics Inc.

Now, the big question is, should you apply for this IPO? Zee Business Managing Editor Anil Singhvi has shared his detailed view on the positives, negatives, and whether investors should apply for the LG Electronics India IPO.

Market expert Anil Singhvi, Managing Editor of Zee Business, has given a big thumbs up to the LG Electronics India IPO. Singhvi said, “The more you read about it, the more you’ll fall in love with it.”

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He believes investors should apply both for listing gains and long-term investment, calling it one of the most attractive offerings in recent times.

According to him:

- “If you get an allotment, you will definitely say – Life’s Good!”

- It’s a big-size IPO, so the chances of allotment are high.

- He advises investors to apply with the full Rs 2 lakh limit in the retail category instead of just one lot.

- He also clarified that investors should not mix it up with Hyundai’s IPO, as both are different Korean companies.

- The IPO is priced about 50% cheaper compared to listed peers, making it an attractive bet.

- Strong global brand and promoters with decades of trust.

- Market leader in India’s home appliances and consumer electronics segments.

- Consistent growth track record with strong financials.

- Attractive valuations versus listed peers like Havells and Voltas.

- Reasonable royalty payment to the parent company, capped at 2 per cent.

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- The entire issue is an OFS, so no fresh capital will flow into the company.

- The promoters’ stake will reduce post-listing.

With strong brand leadership, growth visibility, and reasonable pricing, the LG Electronics India IPO looks fundamentally sound.

As per Anil Singhvi’s recommendation, investors can apply confidently for listing gains as well as long-term holding.

The issue is entirely an offer for sale (OFS) of 10.18 crore shares, representing nearly 15 per cent stake in the company. This means no new money will go to LG Electronics India; instead, the proceeds will go to the South Korea-based parent company.

Retail investors can bid for a minimum of one lot (13 shares), which requires an investment of Rs 14,820 at the upper band. For small NIIs, the minimum bid is 14 lots (182 shares) or Rs 2,07,480, while bNIIs must apply for 68 lots, worth Rs 10,07,760

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Abhay Shukla is a Senior Sub-Editor at Zee Business, where he covers the stock markets, corporate news, personal finance, technology, and auto sectors.

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