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These IPOs are on both the main stock market and the smaller SME segment, and together they aim to raise more than Rs 7,000 crore.
The IPO price band at Rs 760–800 per share, looks disheartening to the investors who hold the stock now at its unlisted market price of Rs 1,025 per share. The shares of NSDL which were trading at Rs 1,025 in the unlisted market, have already witnessed a 20 per cent correction from their recent peak of Rs 1,275 seen on June 12, 2025.
The upcoming week will be very busy for the Indian stock market, with 10 companies launching their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs)—five from the mainboard (large, established companies) and five from the SME (smaller companies) segment.
Three countries -- the US, India and China, each launched more than 100 IPOs in H1 2025. The US led with 109 IPOs, followed by India (108) and China (104).
The company aims to raise Rs 1,200 crore through selling equity shares at face value of Rs 10 each -- up from Rs 900 crore in its earlier filing.
Meesho has filed DHRP for Initial Public offering with SEBI, IPO probaly in second or third quater of this financial year.
After last week’s excitement, investors can expect another action-packed round as two mainboard IPOs and five SME IPOs open for subscription.
The Rs 12,500 crore public issue has been priced in the range of Rs 700 to Rs 740 per share -- significantly lower than expectations and recent grey market levels.
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SEBI believes the rules are not clear about whether founders who were granted ESOPs before being labeled promoters can still exercise their stock options both vested and unvested after the IPO.
Groww logged revenue of Rs 4,056 crore for the financial year, marking an increase of 31 per cent, they said.
Data from the SEBI website reveals that January saw the highest activity, with 28 companies filing draft papers, followed by 15 in February, 11 in March, 24 in April, and 12 so far in May.
This marks a significant drop of over 80 per cent from Ola’s peak valuation of $7.3 billion in 2021.
In a consultation paper, SEBI said the rule would apply to directors, key managerial personnel, senior management, current employees, selling shareholders, and qualified institutional buyers.
According to the data, the market capitalisation of NSE Emerge (SME) listed companies (as of March 31, 2025) was Rs 1.8 lakh crore ($20.8 billion) in FY25, up a massive 50 per cent from Rs 1.2 lakh crore ($14.8 billion) in FY24.
The financial year saw 242 initial public offerings (IPOs), and the total amount raised through IPO (Mainboard + Emerge) reached Rs 1.7 lakh crore.
This move aims to provide relief to founders of new-age technology companies who often receive ESOPs instead of cash-based salaries in the early years of their business.
In the upcoming first board meeting under the leadership of newly appointed Chairperson Tuhin Kanta Pandey, the SEBI is slated to discuss several major regulatory proposals.
According to a report by financial services firm Morningstar, from July to December, India-focused offshore funds and ETFs saw net inflows of $5 billion. Of this, the offshore funds received $4.6 billion and ETFs received $391 million, as per the report.
Apart from this, six companies are preparing for their stock market debut in the upcoming week.
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