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Over 50 SEBI-Approved IPOs in 2025: Full Pipeline List

Indian IPO Report 2025

The 2025 Indian IPO Scene: A Deep Dive

Introduction

The Indian Initial Public Offering (IPO) scene in 2025 is buzzing with unprecedented excitement. More than 50 companies have already received the green light from SEBI to go public, highlighting strong investor confidence in India’s growth story.

This wave of offerings presents real opportunities for investors to back promising businesses at their outset. This guide provides a comprehensive look at the approved IPO roster, market trends, and how to participate.

Market Overview

Looking back, 2024 saw 91 IPOs raise a staggering ₹1.60 lakh crore. By April 2025, another 10 mainboard listings had already brought in ₹18,704 crore. SEBI’s push for simplified approvals and transparency has fueled record subscriptions and impressive listing gains.

Approved IPOs (SEBI)
34+
Set to raise over ₹41,462 Crore
Awaiting Approval
55+
For a potential ₹98,672 Crore
Total Potential Capital
~₹1.5 Lk Cr
Expected to enter the market this year

Sectoral Distribution of Upcoming IPOs

The upcoming IPOs span a diverse range of industries, from traditional finance to new-age technology and renewable energy, reflecting the broad-based growth of the Indian economy.

IPO Pipeline Table (SEBI-Approved)

Below is a snapshot of the SEBI-approved IPOs expected to debut in 2025. This list is based on publicly available data as of July 8, 2025.

Company Name Offer Size (₹ crore) Industry Sector Status
LG Electronics India15,000Consumer DurablesApproved
HDB Financial Services12,500Financial ServicesApproved
Hexaware Technologies9,500IT ServicesApproved
NSDL4,500Financial Services (Depository)Approved
Ather Energy4,500Electric VehiclesApproved
JSW Cement4,000Cement/Building MaterialsApproved
Hero FinCorp3,600Financial ServicesApproved
Dr Agarwal's Health Care3,500HealthcareApproved
Vikram Solar1,500 fresh + OFSRenewable Energy/SolarApproved
BlueStone Jewellery1,000 fresh + OFSRetail/JewelleryApproved
Greaves Electric Mobility1,000 fresh + OFSElectric VehiclesApproved
GK Energy500 fresh + OFSEnergy/PowerApproved
Kent RO SystemsOFS onlyConsumer GoodsApproved
Aye FinanceNot specifiedFinancial ServicesApproved
Anthem BiosciencesNot specifiedBiotechnologyApproved
GSP Crop ScienceNot specifiedAgriculture/ChemicalsApproved
IndiQube SpacesNot specifiedReal Estate/Co-workingApproved

Note: For investment decisions, always refer to the latest SEBI disclosures and information from authoritative sources like Moneycontrol or The Economic Times.

Sector Analysis: Key Areas to Watch

Financial Services

Leading the IPO wave with names like HDB Financial and NSDL. Driven by rising demand for credit and financial inclusion.

Technology

Firms like Hexaware Technologies are riding the digital transformation wave, focusing on automation and SaaS.

Energy & Renewables

Driven by ESG investing and sustainability goals, with companies like Vikram Solar leading the charge.

Healthcare

Continued focus post-pandemic with firms like Dr Agarwal's Health Care catering to demand for superior medical services.

Automotive & EVs

Ather Energy and Greaves Electric are disrupting transport, supported by government subsidies and rising fuel prices.

Consumer Goods

Household names like LG Electronics and Kent RO are tapping into the aspirations of India's growing middle class.

How to Participate in an IPO

The ASBA mechanism simplifies IPO participation. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

  1. Get a Demat Account: You need a Demat account with a broker like Zerodha or Upstox to hold shares electronically.
  2. Stay Informed: Track IPO announcements on financial news sites or your broker's platform.
  3. Apply via ASBA: Use your net banking portal to apply. Funds are blocked, not debited, until shares are allotted, ensuring liquidity.
  4. Check Grey Market Premium (GMP): While unofficial, GMP can indicate market sentiment before listing but should be treated with caution.
  5. Check Allotment Status: Status is available on the registrar’s website (like Link Intime) or your broker’s portal within a week of the subscription closing.
  6. Listing Day: Once listed on an exchange like the BSE or NSE, you can trade the shares.

Conclusion and Outlook

The 2025 IPO pipeline underscores the vibrancy of Indian capital markets. This trend is set to enhance market depth, fuel economic growth, and offer diverse opportunities. However, investors must conduct thorough due diligence, balancing potential rewards against market volatility and company-specific risks.

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