India’s 20-IPO Week: What Investors Should Watch
Twenty IPOs aim to raise about ₹4,152 crore this week, giving investors a crowded calendar and a fresh test of pricing, demand and listing appetite.
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Twenty IPOs aim to raise about ₹4,152 crore this week, giving investors a crowded calendar and a fresh test of pricing, demand and listing appetite.
Foreign investors have pulled nearly ₹2.8 lakh crore from listed shares in 2026 while putting over ₹47,000 crore into Indian IPOs.
Indian companies have raised over ₹1.11 lakh crore through equity, with IPOs leading a busy July-August stretch and QIP activity also accelerating.
Seven mainboard IPOs aim to raise about ₹7,100 crore this week, testing investor demand, valuation discipline and the market’s ability to absorb new shares.
Five IPOs aim to raise ₹5,499.32 crore from August 17–21 as five other companies, including Shiprocket, prepare to list in a crucial demand test.
Thirty-four companies are racing to launch IPOs worth about ₹45,000 crore by September 30, creating more choice—and more homework—for investors.
SEBI has cleared nine IPOs across drones, gaming, renewables and more, while Ardee Industries’ offer drew demand worth 133.66 times the shares available.
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