IPO Insider

As of early December 2025, the Wakefit IPO is being quoted at a ₹36 premium (GMP: Grey Market Premium) in the grey-market — suggesting that some expect listing gains.

According to recent reports, SpaceX plans to go public in mid-to-late 2026, targeting a jaw-dropping valuation of around US $1.5 trillion.

Meesho has often been dubbed the “aam aadmi’s Amazon,” thanks to its focus on affordable goods and value-conscious Indian consumers.

According to recent market updates, the primary market is gearing up for what could become one of its busiest weeks in 2025: a total of 13 fresh IPOs — across both mainboard and SME segments — are expected to open for subscription.

Luxury Time Ltd. — a distributor and retailer of Swiss luxury watches in India — has launched an SME-IPO to raise ₹18.74 crore.

Today marks the listing of Logiciel Solutions on the BSE-SME platform, following closure of its book-built IPO that ran from November 28 to December 2.

This week brings three very different IPOs to the markets: Meesho — a ₹5,421 crore e-commerce offering; Aequs — a ₹922 crore aerospace-manufacturing IPO; and Vidya Wires — a smaller, ₹300 crore industrial IPO focused on metal conductors.

Aequs, a relatively little-known precision-manufacturing firm, has launched a ₹922 crore initial public offering — timed to take advantage of what analysts say is a growing $3 billion-plus global demand for aerospace components.

Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) maintained their preference for India’s primary market in November, injecting a net $1.3 billion (about ₹11,895 crore) into initial public offerings — their highest such monthly infusion in four months.

A recent study by Bank of Baroda (BoB) reveals that only about a quarter of funds raised through IPOs this fiscal year are actually allocated to capital expenditure (capex).