All Time Plastics Shares List with a 13% Boost: Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold?
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August 14, 2025, and there’s exciting news for investors! All Time Plastics, a company that makes plastic products, has listed its shares on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) today. The share price started at a 13% premium over its IPO price, which means it opened higher than expected. The IPO raised ₹401 crore, and now people are wondering what to do with the shares.
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How Did the IPO Go?
The All Time Plastics IPO was open for bidding from August 7 to August 11, 2025. Lots of people wanted to buy:- Big investors (QIBs) subscribed 15.63 times.
- Wealthy individuals (NIIs) subscribed 11.29 times.
- Regular investors (retail) subscribed 2.09 times. In total, the IPO got 8.34 times more bids than the shares available, showing big interest!
How Did Shares Perform Today?
The shares listed at ₹311 on the NSE, which is ₹36 more than the top IPO price of ₹275. That’s a 13% jump! On the BSE, it started at ₹310. This good start has made investors happy, and the stock is still moving as people buy and sell.Why Did It List Well?
- The company makes strong plastic products like packaging and containers, which are in demand.
- It has good factories and plans to grow more.
- The IPO got huge support from all types of investors.
Should You Buy, Sell, or Hold?
Experts have different ideas:- Sell if You Want Quick Cash: Some say if you got shares, you can sell now to make a profit from the 13% gain. The stock might drop a bit after the excitement.
- Hold for Growth: Others think it’s a good long-term pick. The company is growing, and holding shares could bring more money later.
- Buy if You Missed Out: If you didn’t get shares, some suggest waiting for a dip (a small price drop) to buy at a lower rate.
Things to Think About
- The stock started strong, but it might go up or down in the next few days.
- Check the company’s growth and news before deciding.
- Talk to a financial expert to be sure what’s best for you.
Quick Questions Answered
- What’s the listing price? Around ₹311 on NSE.
- Is it a good buy? It depends—some say yes for long-term, others say sell now.
- When did it list? Today, August 14, 2025!