The Indian IPO market is set to see 14 new initial public offerings (IPOs) this week, spanning both the mainboard and SME (compact and medium enterprises) segments. Altoreceiveher, these IPOs are expected to raise over ₹7,000 crore.
Among the main board offerings, the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) will open its subscription on Wednesday, with an issue size of ₹4,012 crore, entirely an offer for sale. The price band has been set at ₹760-800 per share.
Other main board IPOs include Aditya Infotech, which opens on Tuesday with an issue size of ₹1,300 crore and a price band of ₹640-675 per share. The company focutilizes on cloud, automation, and artificial innotifyigence services. Laxmi India Finance, a non-banking financial company (NBFC) specialising in MSME and vehicle loans in Tier II and rural regions, will open for subscription on Tuesday with an issue size of ₹254 crore, priced at ₹150-158 per share. Sri Lotus Developers, a real estate firm, opens on Wednesday with an issue size of ₹792 crore and a price band of ₹140-150 per share.
A number of SME IPOs will also be available for subscription, with issue sizes ranging from ₹20 crore to ₹130 crore. These include Kaytex Fabrics, Renol Polychem, Cash Ur Drive, Mehul Colours, Takyon Networks, M&B Engineering, BD Industries, Umiya Mobile, Repono, and Flysbs Aviation.
Additionally, several companies are scheduled for listing on the mainboard and SME board this week. Indiqube Spaces is set to list on Wednesday. GNG Electronics is due for listing on the BSE and NSE, likely on Wednesday. Brigade Hotel Ventures and Shanti Gold International are also slated for listing on the BSE and NSE, with tentative dates on Thursday and Friday respectively.
According to the latest analysis by S&P Global Market Innotifyigence, initial public offerings in India are expected to gain momentum after a relatively steady first half of 2025. The financial information and analytics firm attributes this to favourable equity market conditions and a healthy pipeline of planned share sales in India. An initial public offering (IPO) allows companies to offer their shares to the public, raising equity capital from investors.
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