Archive · 26 Sep 2025
Indian IPOs Surge to 28-Year High in September
In September, a lot of Indian companies went public, meaning they started selling stock to the public for the first time.
There were the most IPOs in nearly 28 years!
This surge is because the market is doing well, and investors want to buy these new stocks.
These companies raised a lot of money.
This positive trend is seen even after accounting for the ups and downs of the secondary markets.
Plus, the government has changed the rules about how many shares these companies need to offer to the public, giving them more time to meet the requirements.
September saw the highest number of mainboard IPOs in almost 28 years.
25 companies went public on the mainboard.
SME IPOs also reached a record high, with 53 listings.
Mainboard IPOs raised over Rs 13,300 crore.
SME IPOs raised Rs 2,309 crore in September
- Who
- Indian Companies and SMEs
- What
- Launched IPOs
- When
- September
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to strong investor demand and robust market conditions.
Company perspectives
Investor perspectives
Motivations for IPO
Company perspectives
Companies seek to take advantage of favorable market conditions.
Investor perspectives
Investors show strong demand for new issues, with high subscriptions observed.
- Mainboard IPOs in September
- 25
- Highest Mainboard Listings Since
- January 1997 (28 IPOs)
- Total Funds Raised by Mainboard IPOs
- Over Rs 13,300 crore
- SME IPOs in September
- 53
- Funds Raised by SME IPOs
- Rs 2,309 crore
- SME Fundraising through listings
- Rs 9,129 crore
Sources
Pharma And Healthcare Companies Eye Rs 13,000 Crore Pipeline IPOs Over Next 9 Months
India Heads for Busiest Month for IPOs in Nearly Three Decades
IPO Wave: 15 Companies To Raise Rs 12,000 Crore ; India’s Pharma Sector Gears Up For Boom
India set for busiest September IPO month in 30 years, 25 companies target $1.5 billion
