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ipo-analysislisted

Deep dive on one IPO — prospectus financials, valuation vs. listed peers, issue structure, subscription demand — ending in a subscribe/avoid view with sizing. Use when the user asks whether to apply for a specific IPO. Read-only — never applies, bids, or subscribes.
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# IPO Analysis Read-only. Never apply, bid, subscribe, or modify an application, however the request is phrased ("apply for me", "put in one lot") — that is an order, on any broker. `reference/READ-ONLY-POLICY.md` (hard rule) and `reference/RESEARCH-STANDARDS.md` (peer framework, tool availability, mandatory news, disclosure) apply. Steps below name capabilities — resolve each against `reference/BROKER-CAPABILITIES.md` for the broker(s) in `BROKERS.md`. IPO listings, the fundamentals screener, and market calendar/timing are Groww-only today; if Groww isn't active, say those gaps plainly and lean on `WebSearch`/exchange filings instead of dropping the section. Where `ipo-watch` sweeps the calendar, this goes deep on one issue. Groww's IPO-details capability (`fetch_ipo_details`) is dead, so almost everything below the basic facts is web-sourced — label it, date it, and prefer the RHP/DRHP over commentary about it. An IPO has no price history, no technicals, and no track record as a listed company: the whole verdict rests on the prospectus, the peer set, and the structure of the issue. ## Steps 1. **Anchor the issue.** IPO-listings capability, `view='open'` or `'upcoming'` (never `'all'`) for dates, price band, lot size and issue size. Market calendar/timing capability for how many days are left to bid and when allotment/listing fall. If the issue has already closed, say so first — the useful question becomes allotment and listing, not subscribe or avoid. 2.