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India’s capital markets are witnessing a torrential IPO wave this July, with 14 companies—ranging from financial giants to niche tech players—lining up to raise over ₹20,000 crore. This surge is expected to reshape retail investor sentiment, which had turned cautious amid global volatility earlier this year.
BigTicket Listings:
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Tata Capital (₹15,000 Cr), NSDL (₹3,400 Cr), and JSW Cement (₹4,000 Cr) headline the mainboard IPOs.
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Anthem Biosciences (₹3,395 Cr) and Travel Food Services (₹2,000 Cr) add to the heavyweight roster.
Sectoral Spread:
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Listings span finance, infrastructure, biotech, hospitality, and edtech, offering diversified exposure.
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Crizac, a global education platform, and Paras Healthcare are among the most anticipated niche plays.
Retail Buzz:
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Strong grey market premiums (GMPs) and oversubscription in early issues like Crizac and Travel Food Services signal renewed retail enthusiasm.
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SME IPOs like Meta Infotech and Chemkart India are also drawing significant traction.
Macro Tailwinds:
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Robust domestic liquidity, easing inflation, and a stable political climate postelections are fueling optimism.
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Over 73 companies have SEBI approval, with 143 more in the pipeline, suggesting sustained momentum.
Caution Advised:
Analysts urge investors to scrutinize valuations and fundamentals, especially in crowded sectors.
With marquee names and fresh capital flooding the market, July 2025 could mark a turning point in India’s IPO landscape—where retail investors are once again ready to ride the equity wave.
Source: Economic Times, Livemint, IPO Central
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