There is going to be a tsunami of money in the stock market in the last month of the current year and the first month of the new year. About two dozen IPOs will come in these two months. Who will bring with them cash worth more than Rs 40 thousand crores in the stock market. Merchant bankers say that during the next two months, two dozen more companies including ICICI Prudential AMC, Meesho and Juniper Green Energy are preparing to launch their public issues. About Rs 40,000 crore can be raised through these IPOs. Let us also tell you what kind of reports have come out regarding the IPO.
IPO of these companies may come
This strong pipeline includes big names like artificial intelligence (AI) company Fractal Analytics, home and sleep solutions brand Wakefit Innovations, tech-based security and surveillance company Innovativeview India and hospital chain Park Medi World. This situation not only reflects the confidence of the companies but also reflects investors’ confidence in the long-term prospects along with the profits on the day of listing. The special thing is that in the coming weeks, companies of all sizes, big, medium and small, are preparing to launch IPO.
How many IPOs came in the current year?
Experts attribute this pace to increasing retail participation and increasing domestic flows. So far this year, 96 companies have been listed in the stock market. These companies have raised Rs 1.6 lakh crore from IPO. Of these, more than 40 companies have been listed in the last three months alone, which reflects the increasing activity in the primary market. In comparison, a total of Rs 1.6 lakh crore was raised through 91 public issues in 2024. This was supported by strong retail participation, private investment and a rapidly growing economy.
The figure may reach Rs 2 lakh crore
Thomas Stephen, Head – Preferred, Anand Rathi Share & Stock Brokers, said that many IPOs are coming in December. With this, the amount raised through public issue can reach Rs 2 lakh crore in 2025, which will be a new record for the Indian primary market. Shantanu Awasthi, co-founder and CEO of Mavenark, echoed similar sentiments and said that companies which were earlier hesitant in bringing public issues are now realizing that a lot of capital is required for sustained growth. Companies raising funds through IPO will spend this amount to pursue their expansion plans, capital expenditure, debt repayment and general company functioning.
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