The term “Mainline IPO” typically refers to the initial public offering (IPO) of shares by a company on the primary market through the mainboard segment of a stock exchange.

In the context of the Indian stock market, a Mainline IPO refers to an IPO that is listed on the mainboard of either the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) or the National Stock Exchange (NSE). These IPOs are subject to stringent regulatory requirements and are typically larger in size compared to IPOs listed on alternative platforms.

A “Current Mainline IPO” would refer to the most recent or ongoing IPOs that are being offered to the public for subscription and are expected to be listed on the mainboard of either the BSE or the NSE. Investors can participate in these IPOs by subscribing to the shares during the IPO period, with the intention of potentially profiting from price appreciation once the shares are listed and traded on the stock exchange.