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IPO Fundraising: Despite obstruction in global trade, business economic concerns and non-violent conflict, companies raised Rs 45,350 crore by issuing IPOs (initial public issues) during the first quarter of 2025-26 (January to June). This is 45 percent more than the same period last year.
However, during the first half of this year, the number of IPOs decreased and it has come down to just 24 between January and June. This was 36 IPO number between January and June of 2024, ie 2024. Obviously, these data shows that the average size of the IPO has increased.
IPO market expected to strengthen
Market experts believe that investors are expected to be cautious of the IPO market during the second half of FY 2025 on the basis of positive trends, the possibility of strong growth and strong flow of domestic investment.
Neha Aggarwal, Managing Director and Chief Equity Capital Markets of JM Financial Institutional Securities, says that in the first half of the year, the perception of the market has been affected due to global trade tension, geopolitical uncertainties and comprehensive economic challenges in the first half of the year. However, despite these concerns, companies have raised more than Rs 45,000 crore through the IPO during this period.
45,351 crore in 6 months
According to the data shared by the merchant banker, 6 companies raised Rs 45,351 crore through IPO between six months i.e. January and June this year. Last year, during the same period, 36 companies were able to raise only Rs 31,281 crore.
During January-June, 2025, 24 main exchange IPOs came out of which 67% were listed with an increase at the issue price. The total performance of the IPO was strong, leading to an average return of about 25 percent to the investors. The major IPOs during this period include HDB Financial Services (Rs 12,500 crore), Hexavier Technologies (Rs 8,750 crore), Shloss Bangalore (Rs 3,500 crore) and Ather Energy (Rs 2,981 crore).
