India could see 25 companies launch iPos in September, Marking the business month for listings in nearly three decades and the highest since 28 in January 28 in January 1997.
India could see 25 companies launch their ipos in September on the nation’s main exchange board, making it the busiest month for such for soch kind of deals in nearly three decades.
More Precisely, it would be the highhest since there was 28 in January 1997, according to primidatabase.com. Of the ones this month, 15 companies have collectively raised Nearly $ 1 billion, while the remain 10 are expected to Raise an a total of about $ 500 million, According to Indian ‘
It’s an annual ritual for Indian firms to try to cram in their ipos by the end of September Draft Prospectuses. But this year’s batch of last-minute entries is unusually high Thanks to a confluence of tailwinds, according to dharmesh mehta, CEO at Dam Capital.
Mehta cited Robust Business Prospects, Buoyant Equity Capital Markets, Attractive Valuations and Ample Domestic Liquidity for Driving So Many Firms to Try to go Public.
He also pointed to the increase of foreign investors participating in Local Stock Offerings. Foreign Institutional Investors Have Baught Almost 429 Billion Rupees ($ 4.8 bill) of stock via ipos or placements this year. By contrast, they were net sellers equivalent to 1.8 trillion rupees in the broader stock market, according to the national secondals depository.
That doesn’t mean that there won’t be any iPos launching from next month. In Fact, there are about 75 companies that have secured regulatory Approval – Including Tata Capital and LG Electronics India – But have yet to launch.
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Centurion reit debuted on the Singapore exchange with a strong performance, open 11% Above its iPO price of s $ 0.88 per unit. The S $ 771.1 Million ($ 600 Million) IPO was singapore’s second-largest listing of the year, bringing total proceeds from first-time share sales to a Six-Yaar High.
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Orion Breweries more than doubled in its tokyo trading debut from the IPO price of ¥ 850. The carlyle-backed beer maker’s stock extended gains to as high as ¥ 2,262 on Thursday, Following Strong Investor Demand for its $ 156 Million IPO.
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Oravel Stays, which operates Oyo Hotels, have engaged several banks to manage an iPo in Mumbai that Cold Raise Up to $ 800 Million.
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Ivalue infosolutions shares dropped on their Mumbai debut, Following an iPO by its fourths and investors that raised ₹ 560 Crore. The Bengaluru-Based Company’s Stock Started Trading at ₹ 279, Below Its Issue Price of ₹ 299.
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Chery automobile, rose as much as 14% in its hong kong trading debut after raising hk $ 9.1 billion ($ 1.2 billion) in an IPO.
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RKCPL Filed for a Listing With India’s Markets Regulator, Sebi, for an IPO of Shares Worth about ₹ 1,250 Crore. The company is seeking to sell new shares wort as much as ₹ 700 Crore, While Existing Shareholders Plan to Sell Shares Valued at ₹ 550 Crore.
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CTF Services Proposed to Issue HK $ 2.2 Billion in 0.75% Exchangeable Bonds Due October 2028.
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HD Fire Protect filed to offer 26.3 million shares in an ipo in India.
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Fabtech Technologies has set a price range of ₹ 181 to ₹ 191 per share for its iPo. The offering could raise as much as ₹ 230 Crore by Selling Fresh Shares. The Mumbai-based firm provides engineering solutions for pharmaceuticals and biotech companies.
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Ganesh consumer’s iPo to Raise up to ₹ 409 Crore Received Demand for About 2.7 Times the Shares on Sale. The company received bids for about 23.8 million shares, compared to the 8.91 million on offer.
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Atlanta Electricals’s IPO to Raise as Much as ₹ 687 Crore was subscribed 70.6 times by Wednsday’s Close. The transformer manufacturer received bids for about 461.8 million shares against 6.54 million on offer.
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Polycab Had about 2.33 Million Shares, or 1.5% of its equity, change hands in four pre-market block deals on the nse. Shares Gained as much as 0.9%, snapping a two-day decline, and volume was more than 13 times the 20-day average.
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POSCO Sold 7.85 Million Shares of Nippon Steel at ¥ 3,160 per share, a 1.92% discount to the previous close of ¥ 3,222. The salary was managed by joint bookrunners bofa securities and ubs.
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CXMT, The Parent of Changxin Memory Technologies, Is Targeting a Valuation of 200 Billion Yuan ($ 28 Billion) for its a-share iPO. IFR reported the information.
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Published on September 25, 2025