Fujiyama Power Systems Ltd, a rooftop-solar-solutions manufacturer, has launched its initial public offering today, on 13 November 2025, aiming to raise approximately ₹828 crore through a combination of a fresh issue of around ₹600 crore and an offer-for-sale of about ₹228 crore. The price band is set at ₹216 to ₹228 per equity share (face […]
Mutual funds in India are facing increased scrutiny from investors and market watchers over their aggressive participation in recent IPOs. The calls follow a string of high-profile issues where post-listing performance has fallen short of expectations, triggering questions about whether fund houses applied sufficient diligence when backing these offerings.
Shares of Groww’s parent company, Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd, made a commendable market debut, listing at Rs 114 on the BSE (14 % above the issue price of Rs 100) and Rs 112 on the NSE (12 % above). Despite the strong listing, analysts suggest that investors who were allotted shares should hold on rather than immediately book profits.
Fujiyama Power Systems Ltd. (FPSL) is a leading manufacturer and solution provider in the Indian rooftop solar industry offering an integrated ecosystem of solar products. Originally founded in 1996 as UTL Electronics, the entity was converted into a partnership firm in 2018 and later restructured as a public company.
PhysicsWallah Ltd is gearing up for a major initial public offering (IPO) of around ₹3,480 crore, comprising a fresh issue of ₹3,100 crore and an offer-for-sale of ₹380 crore. Its price band is set between ₹103 and ₹109 per share, valuing the company at roughly ₹30,000–₹31,000 crore at the upper end.
India’s current IPO boom is no longer confined to the stock market—it is spilling over into luxury real estate, creating a self-sustaining cycle of optimism and rising asset prices.
The IPO of Groww’s parent company, Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd, which raised approximately Rs 6,632.30 crore — comprising about Rs 1,060 crore fresh equity and an OFS of Rs 5,572.30 crore — has now reached key milestones.
Veteran investor Sandip Sabharwal has sounded a cautionary note about the ongoing boom in initial public offerings (IPOs) in India, suggesting that the excitement may mask deeper risks. He warned that while the primary market remains vibrant, the underlying quality and transparency of many new listings are cause for concern.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has launched an extensive investigation into Varanium Cloud Ltd, following allegations of large-scale financial irregularities tied to its Rs. 40 crore IPO raised in September 2022. The IPO proceeds were reportedly meant to establish edge data centres and digital learning hubs in smaller towns, but the projects were never executed.
India’s primary markets are showing renewed momentum with a strong pipeline of initial public offerings (IPOs) attracting investor interest. According to the Economic Times IPO section, several deals have opened recently and still more are in the queue.
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