Multiple newly listed stocks debut on Indian exchanges with differing performances. SS Retail starts trading at a premium, opening around ₹624 on the NSE (about 47% above its ₹424 IPO price) and around ₹639 on the BSE. After listing, it gains further, with one report noting it rises to about ₹748.80, implying a substantially higher listing-day return.

Reports describe a mixed day for the set of three IPOs, which also include Hero Motors and Jindal Supreme. While SS Retail’s early trading is described as strong, the overall framing across outlets highlights that the three issues do not move in the same direction or magnitude immediately after listing. Differences in how the numbers are reported reflect timing—opening prices versus later moves during the trading session—rather than a contradiction about the listing premium.

Across sources, all agree these three IPOs complete their first trading day with visible gains for SS Retail, while the broader group shows mixed market reception on debut.