India’s IPO landscape is heating up as SEBI grants approval to seven companies across sectors like jewellery, logistics, solar energy, chemicals, and infrastructure. Firms including PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery, Rayzon Solar, and Shadowfax Technologies are set to raise capital for expansion and innovation, signaling strong investor interest.
India’s primary market is buzzing with fresh energy as the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has greenlit initial public offerings (IPOs) for seven diverse companies, paving the way for new investment opportunities across sectors. These approvals reflect the regulator’s confidence in the companies’ growth potential and the market’s appetite for fresh listings.
PNGS Reva Diamond Jewellery
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Pune-based jeweler with roots in the P. N. Gadgil legacy.
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Plans to raise ₹450 crore via a pure fresh issue.
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Funds will be used to expand premium diamond and gold retail outlets across Maharashtra and southern India.
Shadowfax Technologies
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Flipkart-backed logistics startup aiming to raise ₹2,000–2,500 crore.
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SEBI issued its observation letter on October 7, allowing the IPO to proceed.
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Known for last-mile delivery services and tech-driven logistics solutions.
Rayzon Solar
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Gujarat-based renewable energy firm.
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SEBI approval received on October 13.
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Focused on scaling solar panel manufacturing and clean energy solutions.
Sudeep Pharma
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Manufacturer of calcium phosphates and specialty excipients for pharma and food industries.
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Based in Gujarat, with IPO documents cleared on October 13.
Safex Chemicals (India) Ltd
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Speciality chemicals company catering to agriculture and industrial sectors.
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Received SEBI nod on October 17.
Aggcon Equipments International Ltd
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Infrastructure equipment rental firm.
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Targeting capital infusion to expand fleet and operations.
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Asset Reconstruction Company (India) Ltd (ARCIL
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India’s oldest ARC, aiming to strengthen its distressed asset recovery operations.
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SEBI clearance granted on October 14.
These IPOs were filed between June and August 2025, with SEBI issuing observation letters—equivalent to regulatory approval—between October 1 and October 17. The approvals come amid a surge in primary market activity, reflecting investor optimism and sectoral diversification.
Sources: Moneycontrol, MSN News, PTI via MSN, LiveMint, Economic Times Legal