Carlsberg is reportedly considering an Indian IPO that could raise nearly $700 million, making it one of the most significant consumer-sector listings under discussion. The move highlights growing confidence in India’s expanding consumer market and beverage industry.

Prism, the parent company of OYO, continues progressing toward its planned public listing after receiving regulatory approvals. The proposed IPO is expected to be one of the most closely watched offerings in the travel and hospitality sector.

Real estate developer Veegaland Developers has secured regulatory approval for its proposed public issue, marking another significant addition to India’s growing IPO pipeline.

Hexagon Nutrition’s IPO has generated steady investor interest as the company prepares for its market debut. The company operates in nutrition products, food fortification solutions, and healthcare-related segments that are witnessing rising consumer demand.

Travel-tech company Prism, the parent entity of OYO, has received regulatory approval to proceed with its proposed public offering. The company is reportedly planning to raise thousands of crores through the issue, making it one of the most closely watched upcoming IPOs in the market.

Housing finance company Truhome Finance has secured regulatory approval for its proposed IPO, joining a growing list of companies preparing to enter the public markets.

India’s SME IPO segment continues to witness strong activity even as broader markets remain volatile. Several new issues, including Utkal Speciality Industries, Susan Electricals, and Horizon Reclaim, are scheduled to hit the primary market in the coming days.

Coca-Cola is reportedly evaluating the possibility of listing its Indian bottling arm, Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings, on the stock exchanges. If the plan moves forward, the IPO could emerge as one of the largest consumer-sector offerings in India over the next few years.

The much-awaited IPO of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) appears to be gaining momentum, with reports suggesting that the exchange is preparing to move ahead with regulatory filings. Investors have been waiting for the listing for several years, making it one of the most anticipated IPOs in India’s capital market history.

Food-tech company Curefoods has decided to delay its planned IPO despite receiving regulatory approval earlier. The company has chosen to wait for more favorable market conditions before proceeding with its public issue.