Mumbai: Indian companies raised Record 3.8 lakh crore rupees In addition to loans in the financial year 2024-25, by selling stocks through primary and secondary issuance such as IPO and qualified institutional placements (QIPs). (See graphic)
If someone adds Rs 16,167 crore raised through proposals, the total will touch a mark of about 3.9-million rupees, it is also shown in a report by an all-time record, analytics firm Prime Database. For Rs 3.7 lakh crore, the Equity Fund-Jutana in FY25 was doubled from the last high level of Rs 1.9 lakh crore raised during FY24 and FY21.
FY25 saw the three mega IPOs Rs 10,000 crore or more: Automobile Major Hyundai Motor raised Rs 27,859 crore (the largest in India), Swiggi raised Rs 11,327 crore, while the state -owned renewable energy veteran NTPC Green Energy raised Rs 10,000 crore.
In this year, Rs 11.1 lakh crore was raised through loan equipment, which was also a high level of high level. Most of the fund-rays in the fixed income side were through the private placement route and only Rs 8,044 crore was raised through the public proposals of the bonds.
According to industry analysts and business bankers, a good secondary market that offered strong listing benefits to IPO investors attracted more investors who in turn helped make a large number of companies public. In addition, institutional support by traders bankers and ‘correct’ pricing also helped in the speed of raising strong funds through the equity route.
The IPOS response was provoked by strong listing performance, Prime Database Group MD Pranav Haldi said. The IPO’s response was provoked by strong listing performance. In FY25, the average listing profit (depending on the closed price on the listing date) increased from 29% to 30% in FY24. Haldea said that 55 out of 78 main boards IPOs which were closed in FY25 gave a return of more than 10%.
However, the speed of the IPO has slowed down to a great extent in the last three months, mainly due to the feeling of recession in the secondary market, combined with strong instability. For a change, for the first time since March 2022, no company was listed in the main board of two major Barses of this month, showing industry data.
