LG India share price

 

What does “LG India share price” refer to?

When people say “LG India share price,” they typically mean LG Electronics India Ltd., the Indian arm of the South Korean consumer electronics giant. In October 2025, LG India made its much-anticipated entry into the Indian stock market via an IPO (Initial Public Offering).

So far, LG India wasn’t publicly traded in India — that changed with this listing. INDmoney+3Rediff+3Screener+3

📈 The IPO and listing: how the share price debuted

IPO basics

1) The IPO bids were open from 7 to 9 October 2025. Zerodha+2Groww+2

2)The price band per share was ₹1,080 to ₹1,140. Business Standard+3Zerodha+3Groww+3

3)It was an offer-for-sale (OFS) — meaning existing shareholders (promoters) sold shares, rather than the company issuing new ones. Groww+3mint+3Zerodha+3

4)The issue size was about ₹11,607 crore (a large IPO by Indian standards). Groww+3Zerodha+3Business Standard+3

The listing day: a big jump

On 14 October 2025, LG India’s shares listed on the stock exchanges (both NSE & BSE). TradingView+4Reuters+4Business Standard+4

Key highlights:

1)It listed at around ₹1,710 on the NSE, which is about 50% above the issue price of ₹1,140. The Economic Times+5INDmoney+5Business Standard+5

2)On BSE’s pre-open, it touched ₹1,715. Reuters+4The Times of India+4Moneycontrol+4

3)This listing premium is among the strongest for a large IPO in recent years and even broke a record for ₹10,000-crore-plus IPOs previously held by Coal India. Reuters+3The Economic Times+3Reuters+3

So, the “LG India share price” on listing day was ₹1,710 (or thereabout), reflecting a huge jump over its IPO price.

🔍 What’s behind the strong debut?

Several factors contributed to the strong listing reaction:

1. Robust investor demand
   The IPO was extremely well subscribed, especially by institutions. mint+3Reuters+3Reuters+3

2. Brand strength & scale in India
   LG is already a household name in appliances and electronics in India. That gives confidence in the business continuity and consumer connect. INDmoney+2Zerodha+2

3. Healthy financials

   • In FY25, LG India posted revenue of ~₹24,367 crore and profit of ~₹2,203 crore. INDmoney+2Zerodha+2

   • Margins and return ratios are considered very strong in its sector. INDmoney+1

4. Valuation appeal
   At the IPO price, many analysts believed it was attractively priced relative to peers. NDTV Profit+3Moneycontrol+3INDmoney+3

5. Lock-in and supply constraints
   Some of the shares sold by anchor investors are subject to lock-in periods, which limits immediate large-scale selling pressure. Zerodha+1

All these together led to unusually strong listing interest.

🚧 Risks & cautions to watch

While the debut was spectacular, investors (especially those entering now) should be mindful of certain risks:

1)Profit booking: It’s common for newly listed stocks with sharp gains to see short-term pullbacks.

2)Lock-in expiry: Once the promoter or anchor investor lock-in periods lapse, there may be selling pressure.

3)Quality of disclosures: Some analysts and governance watchdogs have flagged concerns about tax disputes, royalty payments, and related-party dealings. The Economic Times

4)Business execution risks: LG has to maintain strong growth, manage input costs, and fend off competition from established players (Whirlpool, Voltas, etc.).

5)Valuation multiple: Because of the jump, the implied P/E multiple is higher, so expectations are baked in.

🧭 What could happen next?

1)In the near term, stock movements may depend more on market sentiment and liquidity flows.

2)If fundamentals hold (sales growth, margin expansion, new product launches), it could build a case for medium-to-long term upside.

3)Analysts have given target prices (for example ₹1,800) suggesting further room to run if momentum continues. The Financial Express+2NDTV Profit+2

4)But volatility is almost guaranteed, especially in the first few weeks or months post-listing.

📝 Bottom line

If you're asking “What is the LG India share price?”, the simple answer is: as of its listing on 14 October 2025, it opened at about ₹1,710, representing a ~50% premium over its IPO price of ₹1,140. The Economic Times+4INDmoney+4Business Standard+4

Beyond that, the debut is one of the more striking IPO success stories in India’s recent past, combining strong demand, solid brand value, and favorable financials. But for investors, the real test will be whether LG India can deliver consistent performance in the months and years ahead.

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