Here are five large IPOs that are widely expected to launch over the next 4–6 weeks, with indicative issue sizes and current status markers from recent media and market reporting. Investors should note that final timing and structure can shift based on SEBI clearances, market conditions, and issuer discretion; rely on DRHP/RHP and exchange notices […]
Fossil Group is evaluating an India listing of its local unit that could raise about $300–400 million by selling up to roughly 25% of the company, with sizing and timing subject to change as banker discussions progress. The move would tap robust primary market liquidity in India’s late-2025 pipeline, where multinational subsidiaries are seeking high
What happened Midwest opened its ₹451 crore book-built issue today with a price band of ₹1,014–₹1,065 per share and quickly crossed 100% subscription within the first trading session window, driven by strong non-institutional and retail demand prints visible by late morning to early afternoon. The company had mobilised ₹135 crore from anchor investors a day
Prasol Chemicals Limited has filed a fresh DRHP with SEBI for a ₹500 crore IPO, aiming to deleverage modestly while showcasing differentiated chemistries and export breadth; the offer comprises a ₹80 crore fresh issue and a ₹420 crore OFS, with face value ₹2, retail at 35%, and DAM Capital as sole BRLM. Overview Prasol is
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