Archive · 3 Sep 2025
Jefferies Expects Accelerated IPOs and M&A in India
Imagine many new Indian companies want to start selling stocks to the public, like going on the stock market.
A firm called Jefferies thinks this will happen more often because many investors in these companies want to sell their shares.
Jefferies also sees more companies buying and selling each other, like mergers.
This company, which helps other companies with investments, is also doing very well in India.
The market is growing up, making deals happen faster, with things like new taxes affecting how companies plan for the future, like where to make products.
Jefferies expects more new-economy companies to launch IPOs in India.
Most companies in the new-economy segment are likely to pursue public listings.
Increased block deal activity reflects investors' preferred exit strategy.
Private equity investors are driving more deals in India.
Companies are reevaluating their strategies due to the new tariff regime.
- Who
- Ashish Jhaveri of Jefferies India
- What
- Discussed the acceleration of IPOs and M&A in the Indian market.
- When
- Recently, in an interview to Mint
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to market maturity, private equity activity, and tariff changes.
- Investment Bank Headcount
- Doubled to 30
- 2024 Ranking
- Top Global Investment Bank in India
- Key Transaction Types
- IPOs, QIPs, M&A
- M&A Drivers
- Domestic consolidation, private equity
- Tariff Regime Impact
- Companies evaluating US plants, geographical diversification
