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Listed Indian tech companies have a combined market value above $173 billion
More than 70 Indian new-age tech companies have listed their shares on stock exchanges.
Together, they have a market value of more than $173 billion.
The list includes companies listed in India and some, such as MakeMyTrip and Freshworks, listed in the United States.
Fifteen companies made their public-market debut in 2026, while 18 startups listed in 2025.
A public listing can offer investors a way to sell their shares and can signal a company’s growth and maturity.
The tracker gathers information on share-price changes and company finances, including sales and profits.
More companies may list this year, and Tonbo Imaging and Zetwerk are expected to make their public-market debuts next.
More than 70 Indian new-age tech companies are now publicly listed, according to Inc42.
Their combined market capitalisation exceeds $173 billion.
Fifteen new-age companies made their public-market debut in 2026, the article says.
Eighteen startups listed in 2025, while 13 had listed in 2026 at the time of publication.
The listed companies include Indian firms traded on Nasdaq in the United States.
- Who
- More than 70 Indian new-age tech companies.
- What
- They have crossed the IPO milestone and are now publicly listed.
- When
- As of October 10, 2026, the article’s publication date.
- Where
- On stock exchanges in India and, for some companies, Nasdaq in the United States.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
No direct quotes in the coverage so far.
Eighteen startups listed, surpassing the previous year’s momentum.
Thirteen startups had listed by the article’s publication, including 15 companies named as having made their public-market debut that year.
- Listed companies
- More than 70
- Combined market capitalisation
- Over $173 billion
- Startups listed in 2025
- 18
- Startups listed in 2026
- 13, according to the article
- 2026 debutants named
- 15 companies
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