India IPO
18 June, 2026
Recent IPO Updates
- Advit Jewels Ltd. is launching its ₹165.16 crore IPO, entirely a fresh issue of shares, supposed to be listed on the NSE and BSE platforms, on June 23, 2026. IPO proceeds will be used to fund the working requirement, debt reduction and general corporate purposes.
- NSE top institutional backers plan to trim their equity holdings by up to 5% through an upcoming, highly anticipated domestic IPO, aimed at meeting critical SEBI public shareholding norms.
- Razorpay, a digital payments firm, has confidentially filed its DRHP with SEBI for an upcoming public market debut, targeting an issue size of Approx $600 million.
- Casagrand Premier Builder, the residential real estate development company, has successfully secured regulatory clearance from SEBI to launch its IPO, which features a fresh equity issue worth ₹1,200 Cr along with OFS.
- Bonfiglioli Transmissions, an industrial drive and gearmotor manufacturing firm, has received official approval from the market regulator, SEBI, to launch its highly anticipated public issue valued at over ₹2,000 Cr.
- SpaceX’s successful market debut delivered one of the largest IPO launches in history, boosting investor confidence and setting a strong benchmark for future mega listings.
P.E. & Funding Updates
- Aeravti Ventures, after deploying its ₹100 crore maiden fund focused on deep-tech, climate-tech, and agri-tech startups at pre-seed to pre-Series A, is gearing up to raise its second VC fund.
- Instant house-help apps in India burned $15 million in May 2026 as discounts surged, with demand tripling, but consumers were still unsure about making it a regular habit.
- Chamundi is structuring a major private equity funding deal worth ₹1,500 Cr, aiming to dilute an estimated 15% corporate stake to accelerate its heavy machinery production capabilities nationwide.
Business & Economic Updates
- West Asia conflict disrupted electronics supply chains, raising component costs (chips +15-20%, raw materials +25%, consumables +45%) and export lead times 45→70+ days; industry seeks government relief as costs may hit consumers.
- Passive equity fund inflows dropped to a three-month low in May as market volatility and uncertainty weakened investor sentiment, despite continued strong ETF participation.
- Anil Agarwal's Vedanta Resources plans to relist in the US after the 2018 London delisting, eyeing a $100 billion valuation; it will demerge into 5 listed commodity companies for India's $100 billion metal/mining investment.
- The Odisha Cabinet has approved a ₹200 crore revival package to strengthen the state’s textile industry by supporting cooperatives, clearing liabilities, and expanding infrastructure.
- FISME has raised concerns that new diesel retail restrictions could disrupt MSME operations, urging policy changes to ensure uninterrupted fuel access for small businesses.
- India is set to launch its first fly ash rare-earth tender within two months, aiming to recover critical minerals domestically and reduce import dependence.
- Global AI companies are increasingly partnering with Indian fintechs, especially in payments, making India a key market for AI-driven innovation and cross-border growth.
- SEBI is pushing to reduce foreign portfolio investor onboarding to five days by promoting end-to-end digital processes, improving efficiency and easing registration procedures.
- NFRA plans stricter audit inspections for top firms under new rules, requiring timely corrective actions and stronger governance to improve audit quality and accountability.
- Indian Industries urges the Indian government to rapidly build AI capability - investment, talent, data centres, chips to avoid geopolitical dependency risks, especially US-China chip controls, and secure positioning in the global tech race.
- Centre urged 15 states to speed up nuclear power plants and renewable energy storage clearances at Niti Aayog meeting, vital for AI/data centre power needs; Karnataka, Tamil Nadu land discussions ongoing.
- Jio Platforms jumped 320 ranks to 20th in WIPO's 2025 PCT patent rankings, becoming the only Indian tech innovator in the global top-20 alongside Huawei, Samsung, Apple; has 6,817 filings, 1,009 granted patents.
- Oil and gas prices will drop after the Iran war ends, Trump says, benefiting American families; US is the largest oil producer, taking millions of barrels from Iran while opening the Strait of Hormuz for global supply.
- India's FTAs with 38 developed nations give preferential access to ~70% of global trade markets, protecting sensitive sectors while opening Rs 45 lakh crore for exports and creating jobs.
- Airtel, Jio, Vi want exclusive control over customer consent for commercial SMS/calls under TRAI's new rules, arguing small players cause spam; banks oppose, fearing high costs and monopoly.
- Noida International Airport (Jewar) began commercial flights today with IndiGo's Lucknow-Noida route; it starts with 12 daily flights, scaling to 40 by July; IndiGo and Akasa are operating, and Tata airlines delayed.
- India's space economy will grow from $8–9 billion to $40–45 billion in 10 years (fivefold), driven by 400+ startups and policy reforms after sector unlocking.
- People Residing Outside India (PROIs) can now invest in listed Indian equities via Portfolio Investment Scheme (PIS); individual limit raised 5%→10%, overall limit 10%→24%.
- Two new urea plants totalling 25.4 lakh tonnes annual capacity will start soon, reducing India's import dependence; the country imported 100 lakh tonnes of urea in FY25-26.
- DGS told recruiters to halt Indian seafarer deployment to Gulf conflict zones (Strait of Hormuz, Oman) after three crew killed in US strike; emergency crew changes allowed with consent.
- HUDCO plans to raise $1 billion (₹9,500 crore) in foreign debt using the RBI's concessional forex swap facility, cutting hedging costs by 1–1.5% and saving borrowers significantly.
- Bank stocks rallied as RBI's FCNR(B) initiative lets banks save ₹4,000 crore by bearing hedging costs, enabling higher NRI deposit rates and attracting $35–45 billion in dollar inflows.
- The government accepted tweaks to the Securities Markets Code draft, consolidating the SEBI Act and other laws into one unified code, replacing three legacy regulations.
- Embassy Group will deploy a capital expenditure of ₹2,000 Cr in FY27, specifically targeting the construction of 5 million square feet of premium commercial office spaces in commercial hubs.
- CineNow is finalising a ₹1,350 Cr specialised entertainment fund, aiming to finance twenty high-budget regional cinematic projects and scale up its digital streaming technology infrastructure globally.
- India faces severe transition risks, needing over ₹12 lakh Cr annually to reach its 2030 renewable energy targets of 500 GW, amid supply chain disruptions and volatile clean-tech financing issues.
- The Indian government is revamping its flagship IndiaAI mission, reallocating a significant portion of its ₹10,372 Cr budget toward localised graphics processing unit supercomputing infrastructure and domestic startup grants.
- Foreign Portfolio Investors are aggressively purchasing Indian Government Securities, injecting over ₹12.00 Cr in a single week due to India’s inclusion in major global emerging market bond indices.
- Indian Railways will approve six critical public-private partnership lines worth ₹20,000 Cr, adding 450 kilometres of high-density freight corridors to boost manufacturing logistics and industrial supply networks.
- The Chief Economic Adviser defended India's 7%-plus GDP growth calculations, clarifying that the IMF suggested adding high-frequency digital transaction data under a standard methodology upgrade, not a structural revision.
- BoB aims to secure $3 billion via FCNR(B) deposits, leveraging competitive 5%-plus interest rates to attract non-resident depositors and shield domestic liquidity from global macroeconomic volatility.
- RBI risk-weight tightening may raise corporate borrowing costs by 25 basis points, draining nearly ₹40,000 Cr of banking liquidity and capping aggressive unsecured retail leverage growth across major commercial lenders.
- Embraer highlighted India's aerospace market potential, proposing a commercial final assembly line for its E2 jets to capture a projected domestic demand of over 300 regional aircraft.
Geopolitical Updates
- The US and Iran appear closer to a potential agreement involving sanctions relief and nuclear limits, though ongoing regional tensions leave the deal’s timing uncertain.
- White House confirms Trump will meet PM Modi at the G7 Summit in France next week, likely discussing trade and the Strait of Hormuz; India hasn't officially confirmed yet.
- Trump says Israel's Beirut strike delayed US-Iran deal signing by a few hours; deal still on track for Sunday, though he was furious with Netanyahu over timing.
- Ukraine's drones hit Russia's largest ammonia plant (Azot in Tula) and Temp oil depot (Yaroslavl, 700km from the border), causing massive fires; Azot is linked to explosives production.
- Iran questions US peace deal after Israel struck Lebanon killing 250+, saying talks "unreasonable" unless Lebanon is included; US/Israel say ceasefire never covered Lebanon.
- Obama says any new US-Iran deal likely won't beat the 2015 JCPOA pact, which he negotiated before Trump withdrew in 2018; he favours diplomacy over military action.
- Israel has advanced aggressive military manoeuvres, dampening diplomatic ceasefire and hostage deal expectations that the Donald Trump administration aimed to secure during the upcoming Sunday high-level international mediation summits.
- Prime Minister Modi advocated for inclusive, human-centric technological systems at the G7 summit, urging global leaders to share open-source digital public infrastructure to bridge the deep global technology divide.
- An Indian-flagged vessel sank off Oman after a Gulf incident, with all 14 crew rescued safely, while authorities tightened deployment rules for conflict zones.
- India is fast-tracking three mega hydroelectric projects totalling 1,500 MW in Jammu & Kashmir, exercising its legal rights as bilateral talks regarding the 1960 Indus Water Treaty remain deeply deadlocked.
- India increased its discounted Russian crude oil imports to 2.1 million barrels per day in May, making up 42% of total oil inflows to maintain cheap domestic fuel pricing.
- India and France agreed to double bilateral trade to ₹3,500 Cr by 2031, fast-tracking negotiations for six EPR nuclear reactors at Jaitapur during the Modi-Macron bilateral summit.
- Global Experts warned that escalating conflicts in West Asia, unexpected US Federal Reserve monetary tightening, and fluctuating ₹6,800-per-barrel crude prices will trigger extreme domestic stock market volatility.
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