GENERAL3 Sept 2026
Indian IPOs set to breach $20 billion this year on strong primary and secondary activity: Avendus Capital MD
India may raise over $20 billion from IPOs (initial public offerings) this year, says Avendus Capital's Gaurav Sood. About 58 companies have already raised ₹73,757 crore near $8 billion. NSE and Jio Platforms are expected mega-listings. This means more chances for investors as mutual funds stay active, but always verify company details and consult your advisor before investing.
Key Statutory Highlights
- Avendus Capital expects Indian IPOs to cross $20 billion this year due to strong primary and secondary activity and a busy pipeline.
- So far this year, 58 companies have raised about ₹73,757 crore (close to $8 billion), with SBI Funds and Manipal Hospitals among the largest.
- Upcoming public offerings from NSE (around $3 billion) and Jio Platforms (roughly $3.8-4 billion) are expected to boost momentum further.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:If you plan to invest in upcoming IPOs like NSE or Jio Platforms, treat each offer on its own merits and speak to your CA before putting in money.
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