India’s SME segment is set for an active week in the primary market with 10 new IPOs opening and 4 listings scheduled. While mainboard activity remains muted, investor interest in smaller companies continues to rise, offering diverse opportunities across industries from healthcare to logistics and manufacturing.
The upcoming week promises significant activity in India’s SME IPO space, with 10 new issues lined up and 4 listings scheduled. This surge reflects growing investor appetite for small and medium enterprises, which are increasingly tapping capital markets to fund expansion and strengthen their balance sheets.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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The IPO of Gujarat Kidney & Super Speciality, a healthcare services provider, will open for subscription on Monday, December 22, 2025.
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KSH International is scheduled for listing on Tuesday, December 23, 2025.
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Other SME IPOs opening include EPW India, Dachepalli Publishers, Shyam Dhani Industries, Sundrex Oil Co, Dhara Rail Projects, Nanta Tech, Admach Systems, Bai Kakaji Polymers, Apollo Techno Industries, and E to E Transportation Infrastructure.
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SME listings this week feature Nepture Logitek, Global Ocean Logistics, MARC Technocrats, and Phytochem Remedies.
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The mainboard segment remains relatively quiet, with limited new activity compared to the SME space.
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Analysts highlight that SME IPOs provide investors with opportunities to participate in niche businesses and emerging sectors.
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The surge in SME IPOs underscores the growing role of smaller enterprises in India’s capital markets, reflecting both investor confidence and the sector’s expansion potential.
Industry experts note that while SME IPOs carry higher risk due to smaller scale and limited liquidity, they also offer strong growth prospects for investors willing to diversify. The upcoming week’s calendar demonstrates the vibrancy of India’s SME market, which continues to attract attention amid broader market consolidation.
Sources: Business Standard, IPO Watch, Chittorgarh