Several companies are gearing up for listings in late March and early April, including firms from engineering, pharmaceuticals, and infrastructure sectors. Key IPOs are scheduled with price bands and listing dates already announced.
Several companies are gearing up for listings in late March and early April, including firms from engineering, pharmaceuticals, and infrastructure sectors. Key IPOs are scheduled with price bands and listing dates already announced.
India’s primary market continues to remain active, with several companies planning to raise funds through IPOs even as secondary markets face pressure. Recently, multiple public issues collectively targeting over Rs. 6,600 cr. have been lined up.
PhonePe has decided to temporarily halt its much-anticipated IPO plans due to ongoing volatility in global financial markets. The fintech major cited uncertainty driven by geopolitical tensions in West Asia as a key reason behind the pause.
Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Simple Energy is planning to raise around $350 million through a public offering by the end of 2026. The funds will support expansion and product development initiatives.
Several prominent startups including Flipkart, PhonePe and others are expected to explore public listings in the coming years. Analysts believe 2026 could be a landmark year for India’s startup IPO market.
The upcoming IPO of Novus Loyalty is expected to open for subscription on March 17 and close on March 20. The issue aims to raise around Rs.60 crore through the SME platform.
GSP Crop Science has launched its public issue to raise around Rs.400 crore through a book-built IPO. The issue opened for subscription on March 16 and is expected to close on March 18.
E-commerce giant Flipkart has shifted its headquarters back to India as it prepares for a potential public listing. The move is seen as part of its strategy to simplify corporate structure ahead of an IPO.
Coal India’s consultancy subsidiary Central Mine Planning and Design Institute (CMPDI) is preparing to launch its initial public offering. The IPO is expected to open around March 20 and will primarily consist of an offer for sale by the parent company.
The Innovision IPO opened for subscription recently with a price band of around Rs.521 to Rs.548 per share. The company aims to raise over Rs.300 cr. through the public offering.
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