India is on track to post one of its strongest IPO years ever as markets anticipate a wave of major public offerings in 2026.
India is on track to post one of its strongest IPO years ever as markets anticipate a wave of major public offerings in 2026.
Intense Technologies posted Q3FY26 income of Rs.34.01 cr. EBITDA of Rs.4.09 cr (12%) and PAT Rs.2.32 cr (7%), indicating steady operational performance
Univastu India received a Rs. 391.76 cr EPC order from L&T for E&M works under Mumbai Metro Line 4 and Extension 4A covering 22 stations and one depot, including execution, DLP and long-term maintenance, keeping the stock on radar for potential upside.
Kernex Microsystems won a large order worth Rs.2,465.7 cr. with execution timeline of 12 months against a market cap of Rs.2,105 cr. Keep on track.
To finance its growth, Hannah Joseph Hospital is going public with its IPO to raise a fresh issue of Rs. 42 crore, which will open for subscription on Thursday, 22nd January 2026 and will close on Tuesday, 27th January 2026.
Christy Mathai, Fund Manager – Equities at Quantum AMC, says the recent market correction in Indian equities has created selective buying opportunities, particularly in midcap and smallcap stocks that have fallen sharply. However, she stresses that largecap stocks continue to offer stronger earnings visibility over the medium term — making them more attractive as core holdings in portfolios right now.
Experts point to several genuine fundamental improvements in the PSU banking space that powered this rally rather than just market hype:
✅ Improving asset quality – bad loans (NPAs) have fallen sharply and provisioning has improved, strengthening banks’ balance sheets.
1. Renewed Global Geopolitical & Trade Tensions
A major trigger has been escalating geopolitical uncertainty and global trade fears, particularly around renewed rhetoric from the U.S. (including controversial comments from U.S. political leadership), reviving trade-war concerns and risk-off sentiment across world markets. This pushed global indices sharply lower, dragging Asian markets including India along with them.
Strong Q3 Performance
Eternal Ltd, the parent of food-delivery platform Zomato and quick commerce arm Blinkit, reported robust financial growth for Q3 FY26:
According to Ashish Gupta, Chief Investment Officer at Axis Mutual Fund, Indian equity markets are likely to see moderate returns in 2026, largely because a surge in IPO supply and promoter stake sales is expected to weigh on valuations and limit broad market upside.
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