IPO

India’s IPO market in 2025 has seen 90 companies filing draft papers with SEBI between January and May, with 28 filings in January, 15 in February, 11 in March, 24 in April, and 12 in May.

An Initial Public Offering (IPO) is when a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time. Investing in IPOs can be lucrative, but the process differs for retail investors versus High-Net-worth Individuals (HNIs). HNIs get special treatment when applying for IPO shares.

If you thought only big corporates enjoyed the stock market party, you’re wrong. In 2024 alone, it’s the small guys in sharp suits, yes, we’re talking about small- and medium-enterprises (SMEs), who stole the spotlight.

Ather Energy Limited, a pioneer in India's electric two-wheeler industry, is making its debut in the stock market with an Initial Public Offering (IPO). Backed by marquee investors like Hero MotoCorp, the IPO is generating considerable buzz.

With Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) continuing to attract enormous interest in India, investors like you are always seeking opportunities to maximise their potential gains when new companies get listed.

India’s IPO market, which thrived from 2020 to 2024, has slowed significantly in 2025. DRHP filings dropped 48%, major listings are delayed, and investor sentiment is weak due to market volatility, economic uncertainty, regulatory changes, and liquidity concerns. Experts anticipate a rebound later in 2025, driven by fintech and AI-driven companies.

The Tata Group, one of India’s most trusted business conglomerates, is gearing up for a landmark IPO. Tata Capital, its financial services arm, is set to go public by September 2025, marking the group’s second public listing in two decades.

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PhonePe, a major fintech player in India, is gearing up for its IPO after strong revenue growth and market leadership in digital payments. Backed by Walmart, the company is well-positioned for public listing despite regulatory challenges. The IPO is expected to boost India's fintech sector and attract significant investor interest.

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