IPO Boom Drives Record Primary Market in India
- wealnare
- Jul 11, 2025
- 1 min read
India's primary market is experiencing an extraordinary boom, with IPO proceeds already crossing $6.7 billion this year, outpacing last year's total in the same period. This surge underscores robust domestic appetite, fueled by recent rate cuts, tax reforms, and record household savings channeled into financial markets. With marquee listings like HDB Financial Services and Hexaware delivering strong post-rise gains, confidence in the IPO pipeline is firmly supported by retail and institutional flows.
Goldman Sachs projects that another $20 billion may be raised in the second half of the year, signaling continued momentum. Despite geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns, including trade tensions and global uncertainty, the market ecosystem appears primed for further activity, with potential large-cap contenders like ICICI Prudential Asset Management and Meesho reportedly preparing to list.
For investors, this environment offers both opportunities and prudence. The momentum provides an occasion to participate in early-stage growth, yet cautiously curated due diligence is essential. As valuations may soar, the emphasis shifts to quality deal structuring, long-term performance potential, and stable post-listing fundamentals.





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