Steamhouse IPO GMP Today

GMP for Steamhouse IPO started at Rs 0 on 4 September 2026 and stood at Rs 20 on 9 September 2026. The sharpest single-day jump was from Rs 0 on 7 Sept 2026 to Rs 18 on 8 Sept 2026. The upward move through the subscription window usually reflects building demand across investor categories rather than a one-day spike. GMP typically moves more in the final two to three days before the close date, especially after QIB and HNI bids come in.

Based on today's GMP, Steamhouse IPO listing price estimate is Rs 101.00 per share (issue price Rs 81.00 + GMP Rs 20.00).

Actual listing price will be known on 17 September 2026 when the stock lists on NSE/BSE.

GMP at roughly 24.7% suggests solid informal demand. The grey market expects the stock to list noticeably above the issue price.

GMP has moved up over the tracked period. Steady increases through the subscription window are usually a stronger signal than a single-day spike.

GMP is unofficial. Listing gain can differ on listing day.

GMP and subscription numbers often move together. When institutional and HNI demand is strong, grey market participants usually price in a higher premium. Current overall subscription for Steamhouse IPO is 0.34x. Compare this with the GMP trend to see if demand aligns. The GMP move around 8 Sept 2026 may reflect how the market reacted once the subscription window activity picked up after 9 Sept 2026.

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Incorporated in June 2015, Steamhouse India Limited is an industrial steam and gas supplier based in Surat, Gujarat. The company pioneers the 'Steam as a Service' (SaaS) model in India, setting up community boiler facilities close to industrial hubs to supply energy-efficient steam via dedicated pipeline networks, allowing industries to outsource their steam requirements. Operating six owned and one leased community steam boilers, the company maintains a 56,236-meter operational pipeline network spanning critical industrial clusters including Sachin, Vapi, Ankleshwar, Sarigam, Panoli, and Nandesari in Gujarat. With a combined steam capacity of 345 tonnes per hour (2,185,920 TPA) as of November 2025, Steamhouse has also ventured into industrial nitrogen generation, starting pipeline-based nitrogen supply at its Ankleshwar facility.