Archive · 22 May 2025
Indian IPO Market Gains Momentum with Multiple Offerings in May
After a pause, the Indian market for new stock offerings (IPOs) is picking up again.
Several companies are planning to sell shares to the public, including hotels and storage companies.
The stock market is doing better, which is encouraging these companies.
In May, seven companies began launching IPOs.
Many more companies are planning to launch their IPOs soon.
Big deals in the stock market also helped.
Experts believe the market is in a good position for more growth.
Indian IPO market shows signs of revival with 7 companies launching in May.
Several companies, including Schloss Bangalore and Aegis Vopak Terminals, have announced IPO schedules.
A stabilizing secondary market and easing geopolitical tensions are boosting IPO activity.
About 60 companies have received Sebi approval and 75 have filed draft papers.
Large block deals in the secondary market preceded the revival of the primary market.
- Who
- Companies like Schloss Bangalore, Aegis Vopak Terminals, and others are involved, along with investment bankers and investors.
- What
- Multiple companies are launching or planning initial public offerings (IPOs).
- When
- May 2025, with additional offerings expected in June.
- Where
- India
- Why
- Due to stabilizing secondary market, easing geopolitical tensions and strong domestic liquidity.
- Number of IPOs in May
- 7
- Companies Launching IPOs
- Schloss Bangalore, Aegis Vopak Terminals, Belrise Industries, Borana Weaves, Prostarm Info Systems, ArisInfra Solutions, Scoda Tubes
- Companies with Sebi Approval
- 60
- Companies that Filed Draft Papers
- 75
- Key Market Drivers
- Stabilizing secondary market, easing geopolitical tensions
- Companies Planning IPOs
- Tata Capital, LG Electronics India, HDB Financials, ICICI Prudential AMC, Lenskart, Manipal Hospital, PhonePe, Continuum Green Energy, IndiQube, CIEL HR, Paramesu Biotech, Solarworld, Brigade Hotel Ventures, All Time Plastics, Regreen Excel, Smartworks, NSDL
