Listed IPOs are companies that have successfully completed their IPO process and are now trading on NSE (National Stock Exchange) and/or BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange). Post-listing, investors can buy and sell shares freely at market prices. Listing performance indicators - such as day 1 returns, 30-day performance, and 6-month returns - provide insights into how the market has valued the newly public company. Some IPOs outperform expectations (listing at a premium), while others underperform or even delist (though rare). Listed companies must comply with continuous disclosure requirements and corporate governance standards. Track their performance trajectory to understand market sentiment and company fundamentals post-listing.