Anand Rathi Share Brokers among dozen firms eyeing IPOs worth Rs 10,000 crore in coming weeks

India’s primary markets are set for a burst of activity, with more than a dozen companies preparing initial public offerings that could raise nearly Rs 10,000 crore in the next fortnight, reports say. The rush to market comes amid strong investor appetite, favourable policy tailwinds such as GST 2.0 reforms, and the Reserve Bank of India’s recent interest rate cuts.

Over a dozen companies are expected to announce price bands this week and launch their IPOs before September 30, PTI reported, citing merchant bankers. The list includes iValue Infosolutions, Saatvik Green Energy, JinKushal Industries, Atlanta Electricals, Park Medi World, SolarWorld Energy Solutions, Jain Resource Recycling, CIEL HR Services, GK Energy, Ganesh Consumer Products, Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers, and Seshaasai Technologies.

PTI further reported that another set of offerings is slated for late September or early October, including Anantam Highway InvIT (Alpha Alternatives), Epack Prefab Technologies, Pranav Construction and TruAlt Bioenergy.

Larger issues in the mix

Among the most prominent issues, Jain Resource Recycling is aiming to raise Rs 2,000 crore, Park Medi World Rs 1,260 crore, Saatvik Green Energy Rs 1,150 crore, TruAlt Bioenergy Rs 1,000 crore, and Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers Rs 750 crore. The fundraising will go towards expansion, capital expenditure, debt repayment and general corporate purposes. All have already secured clearance from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, PTI reported.

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Record fundraising backdrop

The pipeline comes on top of what has already been a buoyant year for listings. So far in 2025, 55 companies have so far launched IPOs, raising nearly Rs 75,000 crore, with Euro Pratik Sales and VMS TMT scheduled to open next week.

This momentum follows a strong 2024, when 91 IPOs raised Rs 1.6 lakh crore, buoyed by retail demand, private capital expenditure and a resilient economy.

Despite continued foreign portfolio investor outflows, market experts believe that domestic institutional investors and steady inflows from retail systematic investment plans are keeping liquidity strong.

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