Knack Packaging is scheduled to make its stock market debut today after receiving encouraging investor participation during its IPO.

India’s pre-IPO market is witnessing renewed momentum as several companies seek institutional investors before launching their public offerings.

Manipal Health Enterprises has received SEBI approval to launch its proposed IPO, bringing one of India’s largest healthcare public offerings closer to reality. The issue is expected to include a combination of fresh equity shares and an offer for sale by existing shareholders.

Laser Power & Infra is set to open its Rs. 742 crore IPO this week, making it one of the key public issues on investors’ radar. The company operates in the power transmission and infrastructure segment and plans to utilise the proceeds for business expansion and general corporate purposes.

India’s SME segment witnessed a record day as six companies made their stock market debut, making it the highest number of SME listings in a single day during 2026.

The spotlight remains on Knack Packaging as investors await the final allotment and listing of its IPO. The public issue attracted strong demand across investor categories, reflecting healthy confidence in the company’s business model and growth potential.

Fintech company Navi, backed by Sachin Bansal, is preparing to file draft papers with SEBI for a proposed IPO of around Rs. 3,000 crore. The proposed issue is expected to support the company’s expansion across lending, insurance and digital financial services.

Anticipation surrounding the proposed Jio Platforms IPO continues to build as market participants expect it to become one of India’s biggest public offerings.

The Kusumgar mainboard IPO is scheduled to open shortly and has already attracted attention among investors tracking upcoming public issues. The company manufactures engineered fabrics used across industrial applications and is seeking fresh capital to support future expansion.

India’s SME IPO segment continues witnessing robust activity, with multiple companies from engineering, logistics, technology and manufacturing sectors accessing the capital markets.