IPO – Blog Category

Ather Energy, the electric vehicle startup based in Bengaluru, is making headlines today as it debuts on the stock exchanges, becoming the first mainboard IPO to list in the financial year 2025-26. The much-anticipated public issue, which raised ₹2,626 crore, has sparked interest not only because of the company’s positioning in the EV space but also due to the evolving investor sentiment around IPOs in 2025.

As India’s economy continues to expand, its capital markets are buzzing with activity, and May 2025 is shaping up to be a particularly dynamic month for IPO enthusiasts. A diverse set of companies from electric vehicles to organic consumer goods are entering the fray, offering investors a broad spectrum of opportunities. These IPOs not only reflect strong entrepreneurial momentum across sectors but also signal where investor interest and government incentives are heading. Let’s take a deep dive into the most awaited upcoming IPOs, arranged thematically for better insight.

Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining serious momentum in India, and the IPO space is heating up once again—this time with Ather Energy taking the spotlight. Known for its sleek electric scooters and strong focus on technology, Ather is set to become the second pure-play Indian EV manufacturer to go public after Ola Electric made its market debut last year.

India’s stockbroking industry has rapidly evolved, with digital platforms expanding market access. Bengaluru-based investment platform Groww has emerged as the country’s largest stockbroker in terms of active clients. As it prepares for a public listing, Groww is in talks to raise $200 million in pre-IPO funding.

An eventful week awaits in the SME IPO market with a mix of opportunities for investors. This week features Desco Infratech Ltd., aiming to raise ₹185 crore, along with three other SME IPOs—Shri Ahimsa Naturals Ltd, ATC Energies System Ltd, and Identixweb Ltd—set to launch. These IPOs span multiple sectors, offering investors a chance to participate in emerging Indian businesses. Before diving into the details, let’s examine their objectives, financials, Grey Market Premium (GMP), and other key aspects. Here’s a closer look at what’s in store!

The SME segment of the Indian stock market is set to witness three upcoming IPOs—Grand Continent Hotels Limited, Rapid Fleet Management Services Limited, and Active Infrastructures Limited—collectively aiming to raise ₹196 crore. These companies, operating in distinct sectors, are offering investment opportunities to retail and institutional investors. Below, we break down the details of each IPO, including issue size, objectives, financials, GMP, and SWOT analysis, helping you make an informed decision.

The IPO market has seen a slow start in March 2025, especially in contrast to the active listing spree in February. Unlike the previous month, which witnessed multiple mainboard IPOs, March has been relatively quiet, with no major IPOs hitting the market. PDP Shipping & Projects Limited is only the second IPO of the month, and it comes from the SME segment. As investors look for new opportunities, this logistics-focused IPO presents an interesting prospect. Let’s look into the key details, financials, and SWOT analysis to help you make an informed investment decision.