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India IPO Daily Market Updates | 26th July 2026

India IPO Daily Market Updates | 26th July 2026

India IPO Daily Market Updates | 26th July 2026

India IPO Daily Market Updates | 26th July 2026

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26 July, 2026

Recent IPO Updates

  • Nityas Gems and Jewellery received SEBI approval to launch an IPO comprising entirely a fresh issue of 1.44 crore equity shares. Proceeds will meet working capital requirements and general corporate needs.
  • Intellius Recode received SEBI approval to launch an IPO featuring a ₹117 crore fresh issue and an OFS of 12.9 lakh equity shares. Capital raised will develop proprietary AI-led digital worker technology.

P.E. & Funding Updates

  • Upkraft secured ₹1.6 crore in pre-seed funding led by PedalStart alongside angel investors. The AI-driven extracurricular learning platform will deploy capital to accelerate AI product development, strengthen technology, and scale operations across Bengaluru and Gurugram.
  • Wiffy secured $3 million in a Series A funding round led by Earth Fund alongside Persol Holdings and Capria Ventures. The after-sales startup will enhance its AI-powered field service management platform and expand the technician network.
  • Indian Startups secured $209 million in total weekly venture capital funding across multiple growth stages. B2B contract manufacturing unicorn Zetwerk and AI compliance platform Veriqus led the deal momentum, driving strong domestic investor sentiment.
  • Veefin Solutions received board approval to raise up to ₹35 crore through non-convertible debentures on a private placement basis. The BSE SME-listed supply chain finance tech firm will utilize funds to support operational expansion.

Business & Economic Updates

  • India said 45% of its $87.3 billion exports to the US are exempt from new Section 301 tariffs, while textile-specific duty relief remains under negotiation.
  • South India is emerging as a hospitality hotspot, driven by rising tourism, with major hotel chains expanding across Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.
  • Aster DM Quality Care announced a major investment of ₹1,315 crore to expand its healthcare infrastructure across Karnataka. The firm will construct new multi-specialty units and add 1,360 beds to strengthen its regional clinical footprint.
  • NTPC board approved raising up to ₹12,000 crore through non-convertible debentures on a private placement basis. The state-run power major will utilize these capital funds to finance ongoing expansion projects and refinance existing corporate debt.
  • India is easing foreign direct investment rules for e-commerce, allowing international platforms to boost cross-border trade. The policy reform is projected to unlock $200 billion in annual merchandise exports by empowering local merchant business networks.
  • Global Financial Markets saw benchmark 10-year bond yields spike toward 4.5% as Brent crude surged past $85 per barrel. The sudden energy price hike has reignited global inflation risks, pressuring central banks to delay cuts.
  • Andhra Pradesh is deploying advanced agricultural drones across 10,000 hectares to accelerate seed bombing and reforestation efforts. The state initiative targets dropping over 50 lakh seed balls to revive degraded forest cover and boost ecosystems.
  • Power Engineers’ Federation officially opposed the government proposal allowing private firms parallel power distribution licenses in key circles. The federation warned that cherry-picking profitable urban zones will cause state discoms annual losses exceeding ₹50,000 crore.
  • SBI has recruited 1,930 Circle Based Officers with basic pay starting at ₹36,000 to strengthen branch banking and rural operations. The recruitment drive strengthens the lender's operational network across 17 circles to drive financial inclusion.
  • India is accelerating its grain-based ethanol production toward achieving a 20% blending target by 2025-26. The government procured over 100 lakh metric tonnes of maize and damaged grain to support domestic clean fuel blending mandates.
  • India could boost bilateral trade with the UK to $115 billion by 2030 following the implementation of their comprehensive trade agreement. Assocham highlights that duty-free access on 99% of exports will generate 10 lakh jobs.
  • India confirmed that 45% of its total $87.3 billion exports to the US remain exempt from new 10% Section 301 tariffs. Essential shipments like generic drugs, smartphones, steel, and auto parts retain duty-free status.
  • India settled $15 billion (₹1.38 lakh crore) in merchandise imports using the local currency between March and May. A surge in Russian crude oil purchases drove domestic currency transactions up to 7.1% of total imports.
  • Karnataka government partnered with Anthropic to establish two joint working groups for deploying AI across public administration, education, and innovation. The initiative aims to integrate Claude models to enhance multilingual governance and citizen services
  • Indian Cabinet approved a ₹1,264 crore railway expansion project adding third and fourth lines along the 46 km Ballari-Guntakal route. Scheduled for 2028-29 completion, it will boost freight capacity by 16.22 million tonnes annually across Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.
  • Assam government fully waived stamp duty on bank loans up to ₹10 lakh granted to Self-Help Groups under credit linkage schemes. The state policy intervention aims to lower operational borrowing costs and empower rural women entrepreneurs.
  • Dharmendra Pradhan became only the second minister to resign from the Modi cabinet in 12 years following public pressure. The political development marks a rare ministerial departure during the current administration's continuous multi-term tenure.
  • India gem and jewellery exporters face margin pressure following the new US 10% Section 301 import duty. The industry fears export revenues could drop by over $1.5 billion annually as competitiveness weakens against tariff-exempt rivals.
  • India requires a revamped state-enterprise partnership model to unlock private investment and drive sustainable long-term economic expansion. Industrial policy experts emphasize that streamlining regulatory frameworks will significantly boost domestic enterprise scaling.
  • HCLTech partnered with Indian AI startup Sarvam and the Odisha government to construct a ₹14,257 crore AI data centre in Bhubaneswar. The facility within the Sovereign AI Park will generate 5,000 high-skilled tech jobs.

Geopolitical Updates

  • The US paused airstrikes on Iran as diplomatic efforts continue, while Benjamin Netanyahu’s upcoming US visit could shape the conflict’s trajectory and regional stability.
  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will visit the US next week to meet President Donald Trump, with discussions expected to focus on the ongoing Iran conflict and regional security.
  • India said it will keep engaging with Washington on a trade deal despite fresh tariff moves, while about 45% of exports may stay exempt.
  • Trump separately threatened new EU tariffs after the bloc fined Google $1 billion, calling it unfair treatment of American companies.
  • India and Tanzania reviewed bilateral trade valued at $6.4 billion during their 3rd Foreign Office Consultations in New Delhi. Both nations agreed to deepen defense cooperation, maritime security partnerships, and digital payment system infrastructure integration.
  • United States federal appeals court blocked the administration's attempt to reinstate a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas. The court upheld a ruling that executive authority cannot impose unauthorized taxes on skilled foreign professional visa workers.
  • India raised critical safety concerns regarding 2,500 Indian merchant mariners operating in high-risk international waters during high-level talks in Washington. The government informed Lok Sabha that maritime security cooperation remains a top bilateral diplomatic priority.
Source:

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

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