Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Investment Banks Eye GIFT City for IPO Listings
Imagine a new place called GIFT City, like a special zone for businesses.
Some banks want to set up shop there to help companies sell stocks (IPOs) and raise money.
These companies might be Indian businesses with operations abroad or Indians living overseas.
People who know a lot about investing are also interested in buying stocks listed in GIFT City.
One company, XED, was supposed to be the first to sell stock, but it got delayed.
Experts think this will be a good thing, as foreign companies with businesses in India might also want to join in.
GIFT City is aiming to be a top place for businesses from all over the world.
Investment banks are showing interest in GIFT City to assist with IPOs.
Informed investors in India are interested in buying stocks listed in GIFT City.
Indian firms abroad and overseas Indians are potential candidates for listing.
XED's IPO, initially planned for Diwali, is postponed to November.
Foreign currency-denominated listings on the platform are attracting interest.
- Who
- Investment banks and Indian firms.
- What
- Showing interest in IPOs at GIFT City.
- When
- November (for XED's IPO)
- Where
- GIFT City
- Why
- To facilitate listings for firms and investment opportunities.
- Key Players
- Investment banks, IFSCA, NSE IFSC (IX)
- Event
- Interest in IPOs at GIFT City
- Location
- GIFT City
- IPO of XED
- Delayed from Diwali to November