Government Targets ₹1.79 Lakh Crore From State-Run IPOs By 2030

India’s government has announced plans to raise ₹1.79 lakh crore by 2030 through IPOs of state-run firms. The initiative is part of a broader strategy to monetize public assets, deepen capital markets, and enhance transparency in public sector enterprises. Officials highlight that the move will also support fiscal consolidation efforts.  

Key Highlights  

• Government aims to raise ₹1.79 lakh crore via IPOs of state-run firms by 2030  
• Plan aligns with asset monetization and fiscal consolidation strategy  
• IPO pipeline expected to include energy, infrastructure, and financial services PSUs  
• Move designed to boost investor participation and strengthen capital markets  
• Officials emphasize transparency and governance improvements in listed PSUs  
• Analysts expect IPOs to attract strong institutional and retail investor interest  

Strategic Impact  
The IPO roadmap underscores India’s intent to leverage capital markets for economic growth while reducing fiscal dependence on traditional revenue streams. By listing more state-run firms, the government aims to unlock value, improve efficiency, and attract global investors. Market experts believe this initiative could significantly expand India’s equity market depth and enhance investor confidence in public sector governance.  

Sources: Economic Times, Business Standard, Mint, Bloomberg News