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Indian IPO wave continues into late 2026

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Indian IPO wave ~~2024‑2026~~ continues into late 2026

The ~~IPO activity~~ surge in Indian primary‑market listings that ~~surged~~ began in ~~late~~ July 2024 has ~~continued into~~ remained robust through July 2026. After the early‑July 2024 listings of ~~Indo‑MIM Ltd,~~ Indo‑MIM, Lohia Corp and Xtranet Technologies, ~~the market entered~~ a second peak at the end of ~~July. Three main‑board IPOs opened on~~ July ~~29‑31, with~~ saw Manipal Health Enterprises ~~leading~~ launch a ₹9,275 crore ~~raise~~ IPO (₹8 trn fresh issue plus a ₹1.275 trn OFS) ~~and~~ slated ~~to list on 5 August.~~ for August 5. Renewable‑energy developer Juniper Green Energy and railway‑equipment maker MV ElectroSystems ~~each launched~~ also opened fresh‑issue IPOs of about ₹1,800 crore and ₹290 crore respectively, while SME issuers Dhaval Packaging ~~(₹36.36 crore)~~ and Fusion Klassroom Edutech ~~(₹39.04 crore)~~ joined the calendar. By late July 2026 the pipeline remained dense, with more than a dozen issuers targeting over ₹25,000 crore in August, including fast‑commerce platform Zepto, logistics firm Shiprocket, Truhome Finance, Elevate Campuses, dairy brand Milky Mist and an additional ₹2,000 crore OFS from Innovatiview India. The sector mix—technology, logistics, renewable energy and consumer goods—continues to attract broad investor interest. Performance data from the recent offerings show Indo‑MIM’s IPO closed with a 7.47‑times subscription and a grey‑market premium of ₹196 per share, implying a potential ~40 % listing gain on its ₹3,811 crore issue. Lohia Corp’s offer‑for‑sale saw a modest 0.65‑times overall ~~subscription, a 1.24‑times retail take‑up~~ subscription and a ₹7 premium, ~~pointing to an expected~~ suggesting ~1.6 % ~~appreciation on its ₹1,102 crore size. August’s pipeline remains dense,~~ appreciation. Manipal Health’s book‑built IPO raised ₹9,275 crore, with more than a dozen issuers targeting over ₹25,000 crore. Highlights include fast‑commerce platform Zepto (up to ₹8,010 crore including an OFS), logistics firm Shiprocket (₹2,342 crore), Truhome Finance (₹3,000 crore), Elevate Campuses (₹2,550 crore), dairy brand Milky Mist (₹1,553 crore) anchor investors such as ADIA, Allianz, Morgan Stanley and ~~an additional ₹2,000 crore OFS from Innovatiview India. The breadth of sectors—technology, logistics, renewable energy~~ Goldman Sachs. Proceeds will fund a 3,000‑bed hospital expansion, debt repayment and ~~consumer goods—shows sustained investor appetite despite recent market volatility.~~ a minority‑stake acquisition in Sahyadri Hospitals, reinforcing the wave’s focus on high‑growth, capital‑intensive sectors.

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