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India IPO Daily Market Pulse | 29th May 2026

India IPO Daily Market Pulse | 29th May 2026

India IPO Daily Market Pulse | 29th May 2026

India IPO Daily Market Pulse | 29th May 2026

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18 June, 2026

Recent IPO Updates

  • GenXAI Analytics Ltd. is ready to launch its ₹55 Cr IPO on the NSE SME platform from June 5 to 9, 2026, with a main aim to fund the capital expenditure of production of its new product units and debt reduction.
  • CMR Green Technologies Ltd. is launching its ₹163 Cr IPO from June 3 to 5, 2026, on the BSE and NSE platforms, with a main objective to fund the marketing and branding expenses.
  • Coal India's OFS was 8.14x oversubscribed by institutional investors on Day 1; retail bidding opened May 29 despite green-energy transition risks.
  • Jio is preparing for its highly anticipated public market debut, benefiting significantly as its outstanding spectrum financial obligations shrank by 4% to improve its balance sheet before launching its IPO.

P.E. & Funding Updates

  • Zoho invested ₹70 Cr in ONDC to support sovereign tech, expand MSME reach and make digital commerce more accessible, inclusive and interoperable.
  • C2i Semiconductors raised ₹159.32 Cr in Series A funding from TDK Ventures, Peak XV and others to build power-efficient AI data centre semiconductor solutions.
  • ZeroDrag secured ₹6.5 Cr seed funding from Transition VC to expand indigenous drone electronics manufacturing, strengthen R&D and improve supply chains and testing.

Business & Economic Updates

  • India’s energy investment may hit ₹16.21 lakh Cr in 2026, driven by record solar growth, rising grid spending, coal expansion and batteries for storage.
  • CIL plans to invest ₹60,000 Cr in coal gasification projects to produce chemicals, synthetic fuels and support cleaner coal use, with the first project due by 2029.
  • RIL's Jio is taking centre stage with a ₹10 lakh Cr investment over seven years in AI infrastructure, gigawatt-scale data centres, edge computing and green energy to power India's digital economy.
  • RBI is considering polymer banknotes to improve durability and cut damage from soiled notes, while lowering printing losses and managing cash circulation more efficiently.
  • Large MFIs are entering the non-microfinance space, backed by regulatory relaxations, to diversify lending, reduce concentration risk and improve profitability.
  • The government is finalising PLI 2.0 for mobile phones with a ₹46,000 Cr outlay to double exports, expected to be approved by May, targeting 35% of global mobile output by FY31.
  • Sun Pharma aims to file 40-50 global products in 3 years, focusing on speciality drugs, complex generics and innovative medicines, with its US innovative business crossing $1 billion in revenue.
  • Indian pharma is returning to global expansion through biosimilars, speciality medicines, US acquisitions and CRDMO partnerships, moving beyond generics amid innovation-driven growth by 2047.
  • The government is considering IDBI Bank's strategic sale again after bids fell short of the reserve price; the process was halted, with fresh bids under review by a secretary-level committee.
  • Indian listed banks earned a record ₹4.11 lakh Cr consolidated net profit in FY26, up 4.5%, with SBI, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank contributing over half.
  • Banks demand arbitration restoration for infrastructure disputes over ₹10 Cr after MoRTH replaced it with mediation, citing delayed resolution and project financing concerns.
  • NHAI identified 17 national highway assets spanning 1,692 km across nine states for monetisation via TOT and InvIT modes in FY27, targeting ₹30,000-35,000 Cr.
  • The WEF sees India as the world's brightest growth spot amid the Iran war, projecting 6.5% FY27 growth, driven by infrastructure, technology and trade policies, despite inflationary pressures.
  • Indian listed digital payment majors Paytm and Pine Labs reported first full-year net profits in FY26, while Mobikwik turned profitable, driven by payment growth and cost controls.
  • TCS partnered with French AI firm Mistral as its first global systems integrator to build custom enterprise AI models using Mistral Forge, focusing on BFSI, manufacturing, healthcare and public sector.
  • India anticipates high-level government interventions within a week to significantly boost capital inflows, reinforcing foreign portfolio investments and steadying domestic market liquidity and sentiment.
  • China dominates India's battery import ecosystem by commanding an 84% market share, highlighting a massive economic reliance on foreign supply chains for clean energy transitions.
  • India is facing persistent, structural supply-chain bottlenecks and resource constraints that threaten to slow down and dim the nation's long-term domestic nuclear energy generation ambitions.
  • Netrasemi has finalised plans to start mass production of its first fully Indian-made processor chip this year, helping boost local technology manufacturing.
  • Indian Firms recorded a highly resilient, strong financial recovery during the Q4 earnings cycle, though corporate analysts warn the growth trajectory remains largely lopsided across different industrial sectors.
  • India achieved a historic milestone in seafood exports, driven by an unprecedented surge in seafood demand and purchasing volumes from major global consumer markets like Vietnam and the EU.
  • India has officially floated global commercial tenders to import essential crop nutrients and fertilisers to secure adequate agricultural supply volumes ahead of the upcoming crucial summer-sown Kharif season.
  • Indian Steel and EV Firms face severe operational and supply-chain headwinds as global nickel prices experience extreme volatility due to geopolitical disruptions stemming from the escalating Middle East war.

Geopolitical Updates

  • Iran and the US agreed to a 60-day ceasefire extension, but fresh strikes and stalled Hormuz negotiations have raised doubts about a lasting deal.
  • India and Singapore discussed deeper defence cooperation, security collaboration and new ways to strengthen their strategic partnership during wide-ranging talks.
  • India and China held constructive 35th WMCC border talks in Beijing ahead of NSA Ajit Doval's visit, agreeing that border peace is key to normalising ties and preparing for the next Special Representatives' meeting.
  • India and South Korea agreed to address the $15.35 billion trade deficit within the CEPA framework, forming sub-groups for digital trade and supply chain cooperation, aiming to double bilateral trade to $54 billion by 2030.
  • India and Canada intentionally structured their high-level bilateral trade talks to completely skirt and bypass politically sensitive sectors to avoid negotiation deadlocks, according to Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal.
Source:

Financial Express, Mint, Business Standard, Economic Times, Indian Startup News, Inc42, Entracker

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