Editorial Corrections & Fact-Checking Policy

At IPO Bulletin, factual precision and transparency are the bedrocks of our primary capital market reporting. Financial information demands zero tolerance for uncorrected errors. This document outlines our formal standards for handling data updates, typographical fixes, and material corrections.

Our Commitment to Accuracy

Our editorial desk, led by Founder & Lead Financial Editor Raj Verma, verifies all price bands, issue sizes, lot sizes, subscription numbers, and earnings figures against primary filings from BSE, NSE, and SEBI. However, during rapid corporate actions, addendums, and grey market shifts, errors or discrepancies can occasionally arise.

How We Handle Corrections

1. Immediate Rectification: As soon as a verified error in numbers (e.g. IPO price band, allotment ratio, or financial earnings) is confirmed, our editorial team immediately updates the article text, data tables, and structured JSON-LD data.
2. Visible Correction Notes: For material corrections that alter investment parameters (such as an incorrect issue price or revised bidding date), we place an explicit correction notice at the top or bottom of the article detailing:
   • What was originally published
   • The correct audited figure
   • The primary source (BSE, NSE, or SEBI RHP filing) confirming the correction
   • The timestamp of the revision
3. Structured Data (ClaimReview): Where applicable, corrected factual claims are indexed with Schema.org ClaimReview markup to ensure search engines and AI crawlers immediately update their knowledge caches.
4. Typographical & Minor Updates: Minor typos, grammatical updates, or layout refinements that do not alter financial figures are corrected directly without a formal notice, while updating the article’s dateModified timestamp.

Submit a Correction or Error Report

We actively encourage our readers, company representatives, merchant bankers, and research analysts to flag any potential discrepancies. Please submit the details using the secure editorial submission form below. Include:

• The exact URL of the article
• The specific sentence, table cell, or figure in question
• The official reference source (e.g. link to BSE/NSE circular or SEBI filing)

All reports are investigated within 2 to 4 hours during Indian market trading hours.