IPO Listing Gain Calculator
Estimate your IPO listing gains, total investment, and profit percentage.
| IPO Issue Price (₹): | |
| Expected Listing Price (₹): | |
| Lot Size (No. of Shares): | |
| No. of Lots Applied: |
IPO Issue Size Calculator
Estimate the issue size based on PAT, P/E multiple & dilution.
| Profit after Tax (PAT) in ₹ Crores: | |
| P/E Multiple (Industry): | |
| Equity Dilution (%): |
PAT = Profit After Tax in ₹ Crores (or you may change label if you want in lakhs).
P/E Multiple = Industry price-earnings multiple.
Dilution % = The percentage of company’s equity you plan to offer in IPO.
Valuation = PAT × P/E.
Issue Size = Valuation × (Dilution / 100).
P/E Ratio & Price Estimator
Enter your company’s earnings and expected P/E to estimate the fair price of your share.
| Earnings per Share (EPS) in ₹: | |
| Expected P/E Multiple: | |
| Target Share Price (₹): |
Notes:
EPS: Earnings Per Share in ₹.
Expected P/E Multiple: The multiple you expect based on industry or peers.
Target Share Price (optional): If you have a target price, the calculator also gives the implied P/E.
It outputs:
Estimated Price = EPS × P/E
Implied P/E if a target price is entered.
DCF (Discounted Cash Flow) Valuation Calculator
Estimate the present value of future cash flows and get an approximate valuation of the business.
| Latest PAT (₹ Crores): | |
| Annual Growth Rate (%): | |
| Forecast Period (Years): | |
| Discount Rate (%): | |
| Terminal Growth Rate (%): |
📝 Explanation of Fields & Outputs:
Latest PAT (₹ Crores): The company’s profit after tax in the last financial year (in Crores).
Annual Growth Rate (%): The expected yearly growth of cash flows for the forecast period.
Forecast Period (Years): Number of years you want to project future cash flows (e.g., 5 years).
Discount Rate (%): Your required rate of return / cost of capital.
Terminal Growth Rate (%): Growth rate after the forecast period into perpetuity.
Outputs:
Annualised Present Value of Forecast Cash Flows: Sum of discounted cash flows for the forecast period.
Terminal Value Component: Present value of the terminal cash flow.
Valuation: Sum of the above = present-value of the company (in ₹ Crores).
CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) Calculator
Estimate your annual growth rate over a given investment period.
| Initial Value (₹): | |
| Final Value (₹): | |
| Investment Period (Years): |
📘 About CAGR Calculation
Formula:
where
Initial Value (₹) = Starting investment
Final Value (₹) = Value after n years
n (Years) = Number of years of investment
This formula is widely used by SEBI-registered investment advisors and AMFI mutual fund houses to show the average annual growth rate of an investment over a period.
Mutual Fund Calculator
SIP Future Value Calculator
Estimate how much your monthly SIP investment could grow over time.
| Monthly SIP Amount (₹): | |
| Expected Annual Return (%): | |
| Investment Period (Years): |
📝 Notes & Regulatory Highlights:
The calculator uses the standard SIP future value formula:
Formula:
$$FV = P \times \left(\frac{(1 + r)^n – 1}{r}\right) \times (1 + r)$$
Where:
FV = Future Value of the investment
P = Amount invested through SIP (per month)
r = Rate of return per period (monthly rate = annual rate / 12)
n = Total number of SIP installments (months)
According to SEBI’s official calculator page, investors can estimate SIP outcomes as per their inputs.
Reminder: Actual returns are not guaranteed—they depend on market performance, fees, taxes and other factors. As one source notes: “Returns are neither assured nor guaranteed.
SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) Calculator
Estimate monthly/periodic withdrawals from your investment corpus & see how much remains.
| Initial Investment Amount (₹): | |
| Withdrawal Amount per Period (₹): | |
| Expected Annual Return (%): | |
| Withdrawal Period (Years): |
📝 How this works:
Initial Investment Amount: corpus you have invested and plan to withdraw from.
Withdrawal Amount per Period: fixed amount you’ll withdraw at each interval (you can treat it as monthly for simplicity).
Expected Annual Return (%): your assumed annual return on the remaining corpus.
Withdrawal Period (Years): how many years you’ll be withdrawing.
The script simulates month-by-month: applies monthly return, then deducts withdrawal, repeats over the period.
Outputs:
Total Invested (for your knowledge)
Total Withdrawn over the period
Estimated Corpus Value at end of period
⚠️ Notes & Regulatory / Practical Considerations:
This is for illustration only. Real returns vary depending on fund performance, fees, taxes, and market risks.
While not directly a directive from Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) calculator, SWP calculators are offered by many AMCs in India and follow similar methodology.
You may want to add a disclaimer: “This tool is for educational purposes only and not investment advice; actual results may vary.”