Archive · 28 Oct 2025
SEBI Approves Multiple IPOs, Halts Sterlite Electric's
India's financial regulator, SEBI, is letting some companies sell stock to raise money.
They approved IPOs for companies like Milky Mist, Curefoods, and Gaja Capital.
At the same time, SEBI paused Sterlite Electric's IPO, meaning they can't sell stocks for now.
Milky Mist makes dairy products, Curefoods runs cloud kitchens, and Gaja Capital is a private equity firm.
The regulator wants to make sure that the markets keep growing but that investors are also protected.
SEBI approved IPOs for several companies, including Milky Mist, Curefoods, and Gaja Capital.
Milky Mist plans to raise ₹2,035 crore through its IPO.
Curefoods' IPO is for ₹800 crore.
Gaja Capital, a private equity firm, got approval for a ₹600 crore IPO.
SEBI put Vedanta Group’s Sterlite Electric IPO on hold.
- Who
- SEBI, various companies
- What
- SEBI approved multiple IPOs, put Sterlite Electric's IPO on hold.
- When
- Recently, as of an update on the SEBI website.
- Where
- India
- Why
- SEBI has not disclosed the specific reasons for holding Sterlite Electric's IPO.
- Regulatory Body
- SEBI
- IPO Approvals
- Milky Mist, Curefoods, Gaja Capital, Steamhouse India, Kanodia Cement
- Sterlite Electric IPO Status
- On Hold
- Milky Mist Planned Raise
- ₹2,035 crore
- Curefoods Planned Raise
- ₹800 crore
- Gaja Capital Planned Raise
- ₹600 crore
- Sterlite Electric's Business
- Power transmission equipment
Sources
The great 2025 IPO storm: Curefoods India, Milky Mist, Kanodia Cement and 3 more get SEBI nod; 80 under review
SEBI clears five IPOs worth over ₹4,000 crore
Gaja Capital gets Sebi nod for India's first IPO by a private equity firm
SEBI puts Vedanta Group firm Sterlite Electric's IPO on hold
SEBI approves Milky Mist, Curefoods, Gaja Capital IPO, puts Vedanta's Sterlite on hold
IPO Watch: Vedanta Group's Sterlite Electric IPO put on hold; 5 others get SEBI nod
Markets Regulator SEBI Puts Sterlite Electric's IPO On Hold
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