IPO calendar: 14 IPOs eye over Rs 7,000 crore as Street gears up for record primary market action

The IPO market is bracing for a blockbuster week starting July 29 with 14 new issues lined up across mainboard and SME platforms. The combined fundraising target crosses Rs 7,000 crore, led by marquee names like National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) and Aditya Infotech, while several SME offerings aim to ride the retail frenzy.

The flurry comes on the back of strong investor interest last week, where subscription numbers in IPOs showed healthy demand across categories. Grey market activity has also picked up, with GMPs for select names like Shree Refrigerations and NSDL staying firm.

Here’s a look at the IPOs opening next week:


NSDL IPO
India’s largest depository will open its IPO on July 30, aiming to raise Rs 4,012 crore via an offer for sale. The price band is Rs 760–800 per share, and ICICI Securities is the lead manager. NSDL is seen as a proxy play on the growth of Indian capital markets and is expected to attract strong institutional demand.

Aditya Infotech IPO
Backed by ICICI Securities, this Rs 1,300 crore mainboard IPO opens on July 29 and closes on July 31. The IT services firm has set a price band of Rs 640–675 and manufactures and provides video security and surveillance products.

Laxmi India Finance IPO
This NBFC, focused on MSME and vehicle loans in Tier II and rural belts, will open its Rs 254 crore IPO on July 29. The price band is Rs 150–158 per share, and PL Capital Markets is the lead manager.

Sri Lotus Developers IPO
Real estate player Sri Lotus is eyeing Rs 792 crore via its mainboard IPO opening July 30. The issue, priced in the Rs 140–150 band, is being managed by Motilal Oswal and will be listed on BSE and NSE.

SME segment
Other SME IPOs opening this week include Kaytex Fabrics, Renol Polychem, Cash Ur Drive, Mehul Colours, Takyon Networks, M&B Engineering, BD Industries, Umiya Mobile, Repono, and Flysbs Aviation, with issue sizes ranging between Rs 20–130 crore.

The week ahead promises action across segments—from core infra and fintech to chemicals and aviation—underscoring the continued depth and retail appetite in India’s primary markets.

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