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Recently, India and Pakistan stress, the movement that was seen in the Indian stock market due to trump tariffs, has left now. Now the market is expected to be bright. It is being said that more than 60 companies are preparing to bring IPOs at this time. According to reports, IPOs of more than one lakh crore have been approved by SEBI to 66 companies, including Veritas Finance, National Securities Depository, JSW Cement, LG Electronics companies and are waiting to appear on the list of listed companies.
IPO out in six months
Experts even say that if the situation of the Indian stock market is better in this way, then a big improvement can be seen during the next one half. In the stock market, the Sensex has recorded a improvement of 13 percent from the bottom of April and the Nifty 50 from its lower levels. Similarly, Nifty Midcap has also seen 18.6 percent in the same time and 20.8 percent in the Nifty Small Capt Industries.
10 IPO in January and February
In the first 2 months of this year, 10 IPOs came in the market. However, after that no IPO came in March. But, in April, a company brought its IPO, it is the company- Ather Energy. However, in May, two big IPOs came, these are Bellarize Industries and Borna Vives. It was also strongly welcomed by investors.
According to experts, the big reason behind the IPO in the market is that in India and Pakistan Pahalgam Due to the increased tension after the incident, many companies held their capital. But, now that the ceasefire has been announced on the border between the two countries, after that the companies are starting to invest money again.
Four IPOs that are coming in the market this week are Skoda Tubes, Shloss Bangalore, Prostarm Info Systems and Age Vopack. Also, more than 60 companies, including HDB Financial Surveys, Tata Capital and Physicswala, have submitted documents to SEBI and they are arranging for approval.
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