INDIA IPO
10 September, 2026
Recent IPO Updates
- Hero Motors’ ₹1,000-crore IPO comprises ₹600 crore fresh issue and ₹400 crore OFS, priced ₹79–84, opening September 16 and closing September 18, 2026.
- SS Retail’s ₹500-crore IPO comprises ₹360 crore fresh issue and ₹140 crore OFS, opening September 16 and closing September 18, with price band yet to be announced.
- Kheria Autocomp’s ₹233 crore IPO comprises up to 2.304 crore fresh shares, priced ₹96–101, opening September 18 and closing September 22, 2026
- NSE is targeting a listing before September 25, with the exchange expected to launch its IPO soon and potentially trim its issue size.
- RentoMojo, Karamtara Engineering and LCC Projects were fully subscribed on their irst IPO day, relecting strong investor demand across the three offerings.
P.E. & Funding Updates
- Fashion and lifestyle brand Theater raised ₹56.25 crore in Series A funding led by Niveshaay, with participation from FirstPort Capital, Skagen Ventures and others, at an estimated ₹402-crore valuation.
- Clean-label beverage startup Sorry Sugar raised $1 million in seed funding led by the Dhanuka family and Amishi London to expand across North India and launch products.
- Clean-label beverage startup Sorry Sugar raised $1 million in seed funding led by the Dhanuka family and Amishi London to expand across North India and launch products.
- Watertech startup DigitalPaani raised ₹22 crore led by Navam Capital to expand industrial and municipal operations, scale institutional customers and enter international markets
- Quantum-safe cybersecurity startup QNu Labs raised ₹200 crore in Series A1 funding led by National Quantum Mission and Speciale Invest, taking total funding to ₹375 crore.
Business & Economic Updates
- Adani Airports plans to raise about $1 billion from Alpha Wave, Temasek, Premji Invest and BlackRock funds at an $18-billion valuation.
- The US has suspended Cognizant’s PERM green-card ilings amid a fraud investigation, potentially affecting employee sponsorship while authorities investigate alleged employment-certi ication violations.
- Petrol and diesel prices are unlikely to rise immediately despite crude crossing $100, with retailers absorbing pressure unless the Indian basket remains above $110.
- Food inlation could accelerate as onion, sugar and mustard oil prices rise, while onion prices increased sharply and vegetable costs remain elevated.
- CPSEs and major government agencies achieved ₹3.36 lakh crore capex during AprilAugust, reaching 40% of FY27 targets amid continued infrastructure spending.
- Western and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridors are operating above 90% capacity, while freight traf ic has increased 15% year-on-year amid stronger cargo demand.
- CBIC defended GST data accuracy, rejecting manipulation claims and saying revenue growth relects genuine economic activity, while cautioning against selective comparisons across periods.
- The government ordered removal of websites and apps operated by 15 crypto platforms over alleged AML violations, citing FIU-IND non-compliance and regulatory concerns.
- DoT is reconsidering a proposal to tax mobile data usage, with technical hurdles and consumer concerns complicating plans to generate additional government revenue.
- Banks may need to reduce fraud-detection response times as cybercrime evolves, with traditional 15-minute transaction monitoring increasingly challenged by mule accounts and sophisticated scams.
- PhonePe received UAE Central Bank approval to begin operations, marking its irst international market and enabling merchant payments through local acquiring infrastructure.
- US agencies accused Alibaba and DeepSeek of stealing AI model information, alleging Chinese irms used systematic methods to extract data from American AI models.
- Google plans to invest at least $15 billion in Finland’s AI infrastructure, including data centres and clean-energy projects, strengthening Europe’s growing AI ecosystem.
- TRAI proposes shorter validity periods for data-only mobile plans, while telecom operators oppose the move, citing consumer inconvenience and limited beneits from shorter durations.
- India and the US have largely inalized a comprehensive bilateral trade agreement. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal conirmed both nations are inalizing the preferential market access framework to enable its formal signing.
- A report reveals the Indian infrastructure sector suffers an annual inancial loss of ₹1.42L cr due to metal corrosion. The study highlights critical national asset deterioration, advocating urgent preventive measures.
- Union Minister Piyush Goyal announced of icial talks with Russian ministers to inalize the Eurasian Economic Union trade agreement. The pact aims to signi icantly expand bilateral trade and economic integration.
- The Cabinet approved eight new railway projects valued at ₹20,804 cr across nine states. Adding 1,196 km of track length, the initiative will increase annual freight capacity by 74 million tonnes.
- Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated India's merchandise exports grew over 15% during April–August, surpassing $200B. The robust upward trend keeps the nation on track for its $1T export goal.
- SFIO sought formal Ministry of Corporate Affairs approval for a detailed probe into Xiaomi India regarding alleged foreign investment violations. The proposed investigation covers improper fund movements and e-commerce arrangements.
- India joined a US-led global initiative alongside 24 nations to guide next-generation 6G telecom infrastructure and security. The partnership aligns directly with domestic technological development under the Bharat 6G Mission.
- India kicked off its BRICS chairship focusing on strategic economic collaboration, trade settlement systems, and geopolitical consensus building. Leaders discussed expanding key development agendas and cross-border payment integration frameworks across member states.
- Brent crude oil breached $100 per barrel following geopolitical escalations, representing a 65% surge over 2026 levels. Supply disruptions at critical shipping chokepoints continue triggering heightened global economic and inlation concerns.
- The government noti ied the ₹1,27,500 cr Semicon 2.0 framework to boost chip startups. Eligible Indian chip-design ventures can secure milestone-linked seed funding of up to ₹15 cr or 50% of project costs.
- Maharashtra announced the DELTA Act to establish a legal framework for tokenising land and immovable assets. The legislation uses blockchain technology to digitize property holdings, unlock dormant capital, and enhance real estate market liquidity.
- SEBI proposed relaxing eligibility rules for directors on market infrastructure institution boards to expand the talent pool. It also introduced standardized quali ication norms for chief technology, cybersecurity, compliance, and risk of icers.
- ISMA conirmed sugar imports remain commercially viable despite softening domestic ex-mill prices of ₹43-44 per kg. Viability continues following the government's decision permitting duty-free imports of 10 lakh tonnes to secure festive supplies.
Geopolitical Updates
- West Asia tensions are again threatening regional stability as BRICS leaders seek dialogue among Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE and other members amid widening geopolitical divisions.
- Iran attacked 10 ships near the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting shipping and raising oil prices above $100 as Washington announced further tanker attacks.
- US may offer India a tariff edge through preferential market access, with negotiations continuing over goods, reciprocal tariffs and broader trade arrangements.
- Defence Minister Rajnath Singh met Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in Colombo. Both nations signed a strategic pact to enhance bilateral military ties and strengthen regional maritime security.
- Russian Ambassador Denis Alipov praised India's "people-irst" leadership and successful BRICS presidency. He highlighted New Delhi's operational frameworks, startup hubs, and logistics initiatives driving substantial progress across member nations.
- PM Narendra Modi will host BRICS leaders for a private dinner ahead of closed-door summit sessions. The 18th summit focuses on resolving economic crises and expanding geopolitical cooperation.
- India and Thailand held bilateral talks to review the existing ASEAN-India Trade in Goods Agreement framework. Discussions focused on streamlining trade barriers, enhancing market access, and boosting overall cross-border trade volume.
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