Runwal Enterprises IPO: ₹290–₹305 Price Band, 49-Share Lot and September 25 Opening
Runwal Enterprises IPO opens September 25 at ₹290–₹305 with a 49-share lot. The ₹500-crore fresh issue closes September 29; this is not investment advice.
- Runwal Enterprises IPO is scheduled to open on September 25, 2026 and close on September 29 at an announced ₹290–₹305 price band.
- The minimum bid lot is 49 shares; at the ₹305 cap price, one lot is ₹14,945, calculated as 49 multiplied by ₹305.
- The offer is a ₹500 crore, entirely fresh-equity issue. No offer-for-sale component was reported in the current sources reviewed.
- SEBI’s September 11 addendum records the revised ₹500 crore fresh issue, replacing the originally filed ₹1,000 crore proposal.
- September 30 allotment and October 5 trading are expected timetable dates, not completed outcomes. This report is factual information, not investment advice.
Runwal Enterprises IPO: the direct answer
Runwal Enterprises IPO is scheduled to open for public bidding on Friday, September 25, 2026 at a ₹290–₹305 price band. The minimum bid is 49 shares, which works out to ₹14,945 at the ₹305 cap price. Current reports describe a ₹500 crore, entirely fresh-equity issue that is scheduled to close on September 29.
The central terms were reported on September 22 by Moneycontrol, CNBC-TV18 and Business Today. Reuters also carried the price-band announcement as a newspaper-ad item. The Securities and Exchange Board of India, or SEBI, separately records an 11 September addendum to the company’s draft red herring prospectus that confirms the revised fresh-issue ceiling of up to ₹5,000 million, or ₹500 crore.
This is a pre-opening explanation of disclosed and reported offer terms. It separates the announced band, lot and timetable from later outcomes such as final subscription, allotment, share credit and trading. Reddy News does not recommend applying for, buying, holding or selling the shares; this article is not investment advice.
Runwal Enterprises IPO dates: public window, anchor date and later steps
The current public-bidding window is scheduled for September 25 through September 29, 2026. The September 22 Moneycontrol report also identifies September 24 as the anchor investor date. CNBC-TV18 and Business Today corroborate the September 25 opening, while IPO information services independently list the September 25–29 public window.
Each item in that sequence describes a different stage. An anchor allocation takes place before the public bid period; public bids are then received within the announced window. The basis of allotment, release or unblocking of funds, demat credit and commencement of trading are later operational events, so the opening date does not establish demand, allocation or a listed market price.
The timetable is stated as scheduled because the offer had not opened at this article’s September 22 source check. Operational dates should be read with the final prospectus, registrar communications and exchange notices when available. A reported calendar is useful for identifying the intended sequence, but it does not guarantee that every later step has already occurred or cannot change.
Price band, 49-share lot and ₹14,945 minimum amount
The announced Runwal Enterprises IPO price band is ₹290 to ₹305 for each equity share. CNBC-TV18, Business Today, Moneycontrol and the IPO information pages reviewed state that the minimum lot is 49 shares. At the top of the band, 49 shares multiplied by ₹305 equals ₹14,945.
That ₹14,945 amount is a cap-price calculation for one minimum lot. It is not an assessment of the shares’ value, a promise of allotment or a quotation from a listed market. The amount at the lower end of the disclosed band would differ, and the final offer price is determined through the applicable book-building process rather than inferred from this arithmetic.
There is a source distinction worth retaining. The official 11 September addendum is the primary record for the reduced fresh-issue amount, but it predates the September 22 price-band announcement and contains placeholders for price and lot fields in the material reviewed. Reddy News therefore attributes the band and 49-share lot to the contemporaneous reports and specialised IPO listings that state them.
The ₹500 crore issue is entirely fresh equity
The current offer is reported as a ₹500 crore, entirely fresh-equity IPO. Moneycontrol and CNBC-TV18 describe it as a fresh issue with no offer-for-sale component, and SEBI’s addendum states that the fresh issue aggregates up to ₹5,000 million. In a fresh issue, the issuer creates new equity shares; this differs from a sale of existing shares by shareholders.
The distinction matters because an offer headline can contain different components. A fresh-issue amount refers to the company’s new-equity fundraising, subject to offer-related expenses. An offer-for-sale amount would instead refer to shares sold by existing holders, with proceeds belonging to those selling holders. The current reporting reviewed for Runwal Enterprises identifies only the fresh-issue structure.
The ₹500 crore figure is the revised size disclosed for the offer, not a completed fundraising result. Until the bid process and final documents establish the final outcome, it should not be presented as money already raised, debt already repaid, or evidence of any future market performance.
What changed from the original ₹1,000 crore proposal
The meaningful change in this IPO is the reduction in the proposed fresh issue from ₹1,000 crore to ₹500 crore. SEBI’s public-issues filing is titled “Runwal Enterprises Limited — Addendum to DRHP” and is dated September 11, 2026. The addendum specifies a fresh issue aggregating up to ₹5,000 million in place of the earlier proposal of up to ₹10,000 million.
That official filing predates the later price-band reporting. It is therefore the appropriate source for explaining the change in proposed issue size, while the September 22 news reports supply the nearer-term operating terms such as the announced ₹290–₹305 range, 49-share lot and public opening date. These are related disclosures, but they answer different questions.
The original 2025 draft and the revised 2026 addendum should not be mixed as if they were the same offer terms. For readers seeking the current pre-opening snapshot, the relevant combination is the revised ₹500 crore fresh issue in the official addendum and the later reported price band and schedule, all clearly dated.
Stated use of proceeds: debt repayment and future project acquisitions
Moneycontrol’s September 22 report says ₹325 crore of net proceeds is planned for debt repayment across Runwal Enterprises and its subsidiaries. It says the balance is intended for future project acquisitions and general corporate purposes. CNBC-TV18 and Business Today report the same broad purpose and provide further detail on debt-related use across the company and subsidiaries.
The official addendum confirms the relevant categories of objects of the fresh issue in the material reviewed, while the media reports provide the current rupee breakdown. Reddy News therefore treats the ₹325 crore statement as a reported intended use of net proceeds, not as a completed transfer of funds or a claim that any debt has already been reduced.
Stated objects of a fresh issue explain the company’s disclosed plan for proceeds; they do not measure execution or future business results. They also do not change the basic pre-opening status of the offer. Readers considering the full context would need to review the final offer documents, including risk factors and financial information, when those documents are available.
Expected allotment and October 5 listing are not completed events
Moneycontrol’s September 22 report gives September 30 as the expected basis-of-allotment date and October 5 as the expected start of trading. IPO Ji, Chittorgarh and IPO Central list October 5 as a tentative listing date on BSE and NSE. These dates are useful operational references, but they remain future timetable items at the article’s source-check time.
A planned or tentative listing date is not the same as a completed admission to trading. Before trading begins, the offer must close, bids must be processed, the basis of allotment must be determined and the required operational steps must occur. A later exchange or registrar notice is the appropriate record for confirmation of those events.
For the same reason, this page does not describe September 30 as an allotment result or October 5 as a share price event. It records the published schedule with its qualifiers. Any update after the offer should identify the source, date and exact status rather than carrying a pre-event timetable forward as if it were final.
What the book-building terms do and do not establish
A price band sets the range within which bids may be made in a book-built public offer. For Runwal Enterprises, the reported ₹290 floor and ₹305 cap are offer parameters. They do not show a live exchange price because the shares were not trading at the time of this pre-opening report.
The 49-share lot likewise explains the reported minimum application unit, not an individual outcome. It does not establish whether a bid will receive an allocation, how many valid bids the issue will receive, or the price at which shares may trade after listing. Those questions arise at different stages and require later evidence.
Keeping these distinctions visible prevents an offer calendar from becoming a performance claim. The announced range, lot and intended dates can be reported precisely without predicting subscription, final offer price, allotment or returns. This article confines itself to the disclosed offer mechanics and the documented change in the proposed fresh issue.
Company context and the limit of this pre-opening report
Contemporaneous coverage identifies Runwal Enterprises as a Mumbai-based real-estate developer promoted by Subodh Runwal. The company’s investor-relations page hosts its original March 31, 2025 draft red herring prospectus and identifies the material as available under SEBI disclosure rules. That page is useful issuer context, but it does not itself display the later announced price band in the material reviewed.
The article does not attempt a valuation, a project-by-project analysis or a view on the merits of the offer. Moneycontrol reported an implied top-end valuation figure, but the research record also notes inconsistent market-capitalisation figures across IPO information services. Omitting that comparison avoids presenting a derived or conflicting estimate as a settled exchange value.
A focused terms page has narrower aims: it can explain the reported price band, lot arithmetic, revised issue size, stated purpose and scheduled milestones. It cannot replace the final prospectus or assess a reader’s financial circumstances. Reddy News is reporting market information, not providing investment advice or an application recommendation.
Current status on September 22: terms are announced, outcomes remain unconfirmed
As of the September 22, 2026 IST source check, the offer’s price band and core timetable had been announced, but public bidding had not yet opened. The ₹290–₹305 range, 49-share lot, ₹14,945 cap-price arithmetic and revised ₹500 crore fresh-issue structure are the current reportable terms supported by the sources listed below.
The completed subscription total, category demand, final offer price, basis of allotment, share credit and actual commencement of trading were not established at that point. The BSE public-issues page reviewed during the research process did not show Runwal in the extracted upcoming-issue rows; that absence does not overturn the official SEBI filing or the broad contemporaneous coverage, and it is not presented as evidence of a cancellation or change.
This status paragraph is designed for a pre-publication refresh. Before publication or a later update, the editor should check the live exchange and registrar record for an operative notice, then revise scheduled language only if a confirmed event has occurred. The distinction between announced, scheduled and completed facts remains essential throughout the IPO timeline.
Sources, related Reddy News coverage and editorial boundary
Reddy News reviewed SEBI’s September 11 addendum and the issuer’s investor-relations page for the regulatory and issuer context. The price band, lot, public window and expected operational dates are cross-checked against September 22 reporting from Moneycontrol, CNBC-TV18 and Business Today, Reuters’ newspaper-ad record, and current IPO information services. The source dates are retained below so readers can distinguish the official revision from later reporting of the offer terms.
The two related Reddy News articles listed in the sources explain separate IPOs: Varmora Granito and National Stock Exchange of India. They are included for terminology and comparison, not as evidence about Runwal Enterprises. Their offer structures and dates should not be transferred to this issue.
This report has an explicit non-investment-advice boundary. It does not forecast returns, assess the shares, provide trade instructions or recommend that anyone apply, buy, hold or sell. IPO participation involves risk, and reported offer terms or a scheduled listing date do not establish an individual financial outcome.
Reader guide
Article questions, answered
Short answers to common reader questions based on the reporting above.
When does the Runwal Enterprises IPO open and close?
Runwal Enterprises IPO is scheduled to open for public bidding on Friday, September 25, 2026 and close on Tuesday, September 29. Moneycontrol, CNBC-TV18 and Business Today reported those dates on September 22. The timetable remains subject to the prospectus and relevant exchange or registrar notices, so it should not be treated as a completed event.
What is the Runwal Enterprises IPO price band and lot size?
The announced price band is ₹290 to ₹305 per equity share. The minimum lot is 49 shares, with a cap-price amount of ₹14,945, calculated as 49 multiplied by ₹305. The ₹14,945 figure is the arithmetic for one minimum lot at the upper band, not a final offer price or a market quotation.
How large is the Runwal Enterprises IPO and is it a fresh issue?
The current offer is a ₹500 crore, entirely fresh-equity issue, according to September 22 reporting and the September 11 SEBI addendum. No offer-for-sale component was reported in the sources reviewed. A fresh issue creates new equity for the company, subject to offer expenses; it differs from an offer for sale, where existing shareholders sell their holdings.
What changed from Runwal Enterprises’ earlier IPO proposal?
SEBI’s September 11, 2026 addendum records a revised fresh issue of up to ₹5,000 million, or ₹500 crore, replacing the originally filed ₹10,000 million proposal. This article uses the official addendum as the basis for the change in issue size. The later price band and lot terms are separately corroborated through contemporaneous reporting and IPO information services.
When are Runwal Enterprises IPO allotment and listing expected?
Moneycontrol’s September 22 report lists September 30 as the expected allotment date and October 5 as the expected trading start. IPO information services list October 5 as a tentative BSE and NSE listing date. These are scheduled or expected operational milestones, not evidence that allotment, share credit or exchange trading has occurred.
Sources and further reading
These references support the factual context used in this article. Links open the original publisher.
- RUNWAL ENTERPRISES LIMITED — Addendum to DRHP, dated 11 September 2026Securities and Exchange Board of India · accessed 22 September 2026
- Investor RelationsRunwal Enterprises · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises to launch Rs 500-crore IPO on September 25; price band set at Rs 290–305Moneycontrol · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises IPO opens September 25: Price band set at ₹290-₹305CNBC-TV18 · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises IPO opens on September 25; check all key details including price band, size and moreBusiness Today · accessed 22 September 2026
- India's Runwal Enterprises Sets IPO Price Band At 290-305 Rupees/Share — Newspaper AdReuters via TradingView · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises IPOIPO Ji · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises IPO DetailsChittorgarh · accessed 22 September 2026
- Runwal Enterprises IPO GMP, Price, Date, AllotmentIPO Central · accessed 22 September 2026
- Live and Forthcoming Public IssuesBSE Limited · accessed 22 September 2026
- Varmora Granito IPO Opens September 22: Price Band, Lot Size, Issue Structure and Key DatesReddy News · accessed 22 September 2026
- NSE IPO 2026 subscription status: 42% on day one; dates and offer for sale explainedReddy News · accessed 22 September 2026
