IPO Rush Continues With 14 Public Issues and 11 Market Listings This Week

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India’s equity markets are poised for a busy week as 14 initial public offerings (IPOs) are slated to open for subscription and 11 listings are scheduled to debut on the stock exchanges. This flurry of activity reflects growing investor interest and a strong pipeline of companies seeking to tap into capital markets.

Among the major IPOs, National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL), Aditya Infotech, Sri Lotus Developers and Realty, Laxmi India Finance, and M&B Engineering are expected to generate significant interest. These offerings will provide both retail and institutional investors with opportunities to diversify their portfolios. Market experts estimate that these mainboard IPOs together could raise over ₹7,000 crore.

NSDL, India’s first and largest depository, will open its IPO on July 30. Aditya Infotech, known for its CP Plus brand of security equipment, is launching its ₹1,300 crore IPO on July 29. Laxmi India Finance is targeting the microfinance and MSME lending segment, also opening on July 29. Real estate firm Sri Lotus Developers will open its offering on July 30, and M&B Engineering, which specializes in pre-engineered building solutions, will join the fray the same day.

In addition to the large-cap IPOs, several small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will open their public offerings, including Repono, Kaytex Fabrics, Mehul Colours, BD Industries, Takyon Networks, Renol Polychem, and Cash Ur Drive Marketing. These SME IPOs offer lower entry points for retail investors and represent various industry sectors such as chemicals, textiles, and logistics.

The secondary market will also witness 11 listings in the same week. These include recent IPOs awaiting their stock market debut, which could potentially deliver listing gains to successful applicants.

According to analysts, the recent surge in IPO activity suggests a broader recovery in the primary markets, which had slowed down in previous months due to volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty. The uptick is being supported by improved market sentiment, strong retail participation, and consistent interest from domestic institutions.