India’s primary markets are lining up a year-end IPO wave worth about $8 billion, with large listings slated across financials, consumer electronics and industrials. Names flagged in the pipeline include Tata Capital and LG Electronics India, alongside a string of mid-cap offerings.
Why this is happening
- Strong risk appetite: Robust domestic flows from mutual funds and SIPs support large issuances.
- Window before 2026: Issuers aim to price deals ahead of potential global growth wobbles and policy shifts.
- Stable rates (for now): The RBI kept the policy rate steady, leaving room for a possible year-end cut—helpful for valuations.
By the numbers
- ~$8 billion total IPO proceeds targeted in Q4 2025 if marquee deals clear.
- Rupee outlook: A Reuters poll sees modest INR gains by year-end—supportive for overseas demand.
What to watch
- Anchor demand: Subscription quality from long-only and sovereign funds.
- Valuation discipline: Price bands vs. listed peers—especially in financials and consumer tech.
- After-market performance: Listing-day pop and 30-day stability as a health check for 2026 deal flow.
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IPOs • Markets • Tata Capital • LG Electronics India • SEBI • Dalal Street
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