New Delhi:
According to the Q1 2025 IPO Trends report by EY, India’s early public offering (IPO) market shows flexibility by securing 22 percent of the global IPO activity in the first quarter of 2025.
With the 62 IPOs increase a total of $ 2.8 billion, India remains a major destination for companies seeking publicly, amidst the backdrop of uncertainty of the global market.
According to the EY report, the largest IPO during this period was done by Hexware Technologies Limited, which successfully raised US $ 1.0 billion, highlighting the ongoing demand for prasad related to technology in the Indian market.
However, overall IPO activity in India saw a decline of nearly 20 percent compared to the previous year, showing a vigilant investor spirit, the BSE Sensax index experienced a slight decrease of 1.1 percent.
Prashant Singhal, Partner and Market Leader, EY India said, “While in Q1 2025, the influential IPO highlighted the strength of India’s capital markets, the record-breaking merger and acquisition (M&A) market showcased its maturity.
He said, “This M&A is inspired by Serge, Domestic Activity and International interest, complements the IPO market, displays a healthy and dynamic Indian financial landscape. We estimate constant pace in both public and private markets because companies pursue development,” he said.
According to the report, India acquired 22 percent of the global IPO activity in the first quarter of 2025, with 62 IPOs to show continuous interest from investors by increasing 2.8 billion WASDs.
The EY report states that the IPO landscape in India is diverse, such as industrial, real estate, hospitality and construction, and significant activity in areas such as health and life science.
The health sector, in particular, recorded a significant increase with sufficient increase in the IPO pipeline. Despite the mixed performance in full listing, the strong basic principles of many companies are expected to attract investors interest.
India’s dynamic stock market, combined with favorable economic indicators, enhances the trust of investors. The increasing participation of retail investors is clear, as market is ready to move dynamics and investor preferences.
Adarsh Ranka, Partner and Financial Accounting Advisory Services Leader, Ey Global’s Indian member firm, commented, “India’s IPO market remains a beach of flexibility and development. Q1 Q1 despite strong performance, strong performance in 2025, highlights strong fundamental and investor trust in our market.”
The EY report further stated that the approach to India’s IPO market in 2025 appears promising, with a healthy pipeline of companies preparing to enter the market.
Q1 The flexibility shown in 2025 determines a positive tone for the remaining of the year, as companies are adapted to the developed market landscape.
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