LG Electronics share price trades more than 2% lower to the Bumper list. Should you buy, keep or sell the stock?

LG Electronics share price traded slightly lower after making a bumper debut in the Indian stock market today. LG Electronics IPO listing date was today, October 14, 2025, and LG Electronics India shares were listed on BSE and NSE. LG Electronics shares are on the BSE, a premium of £ 575 or 50.44%, on the BSE, a premium of £ 575 or 50.44%, listed to the £ 1.140 per share. On the National Stock Exchange (NSE), LG Electronics share price with a premium of 50.01% debuted at £ 1,710.10. After the star listing, LG Electronics shares reached a peak of £ 1,736.40 each, and a low of £ 1,650.05 each on the BSE. LG Electronics IPO listing was in line with the street expectations, as indicated by the trends in the Gray Market Premium (GMP). Prior to the share list, LG Electronics IPO GMP today and experts today indicated a strong debut of stock market shares. Analysts have suggested that investors discuss partial profits in LG Electronics shares and hold the remaining shares in the long run on the back of the company’s strong fundamentals and growth prospects. Here’s what analysts said: Should your LG Electronics shares buy, hold or sell? Prashanth Taps, Senior VP (Research), Mehta Equities Ltd. said that LG Electronics India valuation is attractive priced relative to the average of the industry average of comparable peers, which justifies the premium list. The visibility in the short term also remains encouraging, aided by the expected GST 2.0 reforms, which can increase the affordability of the consumer and cause strong volume growth in the coming quarters. “We therefore recommend to recommend all-committed investors to keep LG Electronics shares in the long run, supported by the dominant market position of LG, diversified product mix and constant growth prospects, while noticing possible short-term volatility. on a meaningful dips’, “Taps said. LG Electronics India is a leading player in the consumer and home appliances segment and offers a wide range of products, including televisions, refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners and smart house solutions. In FY25, the company reported a healthy growth with turnover by about 14% and profits rising almost 46% year -on -year, reflecting a strong operational efficiency and demand momentum. “Given the Sharp Listing Premium, investors are advised to discuss partial profits in LG electronic shares to secure profits while retaining the remaining portion for potential long-term appreciation. A stop-loss near Rs 1,400 is recommended to protect against the volatility of the market,” Ltd. Analysis at Master Capital said that LG LG Elegtree is caused. The listing was better than the Gray Market expectations, which expected a premium of 40% ‘LG Electronics India a strong long-term structural story, a proxy for India’s fast-growing, value-driven home devices, where the company has a number 1 position in different segments. Investors who received the shares may have had part of the part of a list. Shares in the IPO can buy if the price drops, “said Master Capital Services. The £ 11,607.01 Crore LG Electronics IPO was entirely an offer-for-sell (OFS) of 10.18 crore shares, sold at an £ 1,080 to £ 1,140 is subscribed to a total of 54.02 times. listing price, and 47.37% higher than the issue price.