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The report, citing people aware of the matter, said Coca-Cola’s plan to list HCCB—at an estimated valuation of close to $10 billion—remains on schedule for the current year
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SEBI chief said the market regulator continues to observe recurring disclosure gaps in offer documents
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While Shadowfax is a recent outperformer, the two have been known for backing consumer companies such as Ola, Mamaearth, Urban Company and more early on and generating outsized returns, Moneycontrol's calculation shows
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This will be the second big tech IPO of the year after Amagi Media Labs Rs 1,788-crore share sale, which opened for subscription on January 13
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Deven Choksey, has come out with its report on Amagi Media Labs Ltd. The research firm has recommended to “ Subscribe” the ipo in its research report as on January 13, 2026.
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Amagi’s CEO says the IPO is about steady growth and long-term value creation not short-term market excitement
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Anand Rathi, has come out with its report on Amagi Media Labs Ltd. The research firm has recommended to “ Subscribe” the ipo in its research report as on January 12, 2026.
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The average fee paid to bankers for IPOs rose to 1.86% of a deal’s value, versus 1.67% a year earlier, according to capital-markets data provider LSEG
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Newer UPI apps, Sachin Bansal-led Navi and Flikart Group’s super.money, along with NPCI’s subsidiary BHIM app, has gained market share over the last couple of years
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Deven Choksey, has come out with its report on Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. The research firm has recommended to “ Subscribe” the ipo in its research report as on January 08, 2025.
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Anand Rathi, has come out with its report on Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. The research firm has recommended to “ Subscribe” the ipo in its research report as on January 08, 2025.
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Bengaluru-based Bagmane Prime Office REIT filed its draft IPO papers last week with market regulator SEBI. The real estate developer is working with a banker syndicate of seven banks for a fundraise of Rs 4,000 crore. All the seven banks working on this REIT IPO are domestic investment banks.
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New-age firms that launched IPOs in 2025 have delivered average return of 36%, so far; the retail investor has not lost money, says Ramesh, debunking talk of systemic wealth transfer
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Zhipu and Minimax begin trading Thursday and Friday, respectively, in a litmus test of whether investors believe China’s fledgling AI industry can compete on a global stage.
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Shareholders selling in the IPO — the state-run State Bank of India and France’s Amundi SA — offered fees of about 0.01% of the issue size, which bankers called rock bottom
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CEO Suhas Rajkumar tells Moneycontrol the Bengaluru-based electric two-wheeler maker plans to raise fresh capital, expand retail presence and manufacturing capacity as it targets public listing next year
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Deliberations are ongoing and the details of the offering could change, people aware of the development said
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According to Jayasankar, India’s macroeconomic growth, policy stability and valuation correction of last year provide strong momentum for ECM activity.
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Share listings, placements and block trades across Asia Pacific raised $262.7 billion in 2025, the most in four years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg
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Over the last 12 months, IPOs have raised more than Rs 1.5 lakh crore. The boom clearly split the markets into two: one where quality issuers were rewarded with durable demand, and another where froth met swift correction—sometimes within weeks.
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The IPO stories of the year offered many lessons for companies as well as retail investors. The year showed that merely being in a trending sector will not help companies and indiscriminate subscriptions will not reward investors
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103 companies tapped the mainboard IPO route during the year, mobilising Rs 1,75,901 crore — around 10 percent higher than the previous peak recorded in 2024.
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The REIT, which has been backed by private equity major Blackstone, has a gross asset value of around Rs 39,000 crore
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When roughly a quarter of IPOs see MF participation, yet the same funds appear across a large share of those deals, primary market risk is not diversified
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This will be the fifth office real estate investment trust in the Indian market after Embassy Office Parks REIT, Mindspace Business Parks REIT, Brookfield India Real Estate Trust and Knowledge Realty Trust.
