As the year draws to a close, the IPO market in India is seeing a fresh surge. Nearly two dozen companies — from marquee names to smaller firms — are preparing to launch public issues over December and January together targeting about Rs 40,000 crore in fundraising.
Among the prominent firms readying IPOs are ICICI Prudential AMC, Meesho and Juniper Green Energy. Others in the mix include an AI-firm Fractal Analytics, home & sleep solutions company Wakefit Innovations, security-surveillance firm Innovatiview India and hospital chain Park Medi World.
This broad mix of large, mid-cap and small-cap companies seeking listing reflects issuers’ renewed confidence — signalling that many see strong domestic liquidity, retail appetite and favourable valuations as right to raise fresh capital now.
The funds raised from these IPOs are expected to help companies finance expansion, capital expenditure, debt repayment, and other corporate needs — giving fresh impetus to growth plans for 2026.
With this pipeline, 2025 could close with overall IPO fundraising significantly higher than 2024 — possibly setting a new record.
