IPO Calendar: NSDL Among 15 Issues Set To Raise Over Rs 9,000 Cr This Week, 5 Listings
IPO Calendar: NSDL's Rs 4,011.6 crore IPO will headline a total of 13 public issues, aiming to collectively mobilise over Rs 9,000 crore.
Upcoming IPOs: Another IPO bang is loading up to shoot this week, with several mainboard and SME IPOs lining up to raise the funds from the primary market between July 28 to August 03. Investors should keep their cash ready as NSDL's Rs 4,011.6 crore IPO will headline a total of 13 public issues, aiming to collectively mobilise over Rs 9,000 crore. Meanwhile, 5 companies will list on the bourses in the upcoming week, including the mainboard and SME.
Mainboard IPOs Opening This Week
Highway Infrastructure IPO
The IPO opens on August 5 and closes on August 7, with a price band of Rs 65–70 per share. The company aims to raise Rs 130 crore and will list on both BSE and NSE. It focuses on highway development and toll operations.
The IPO opens July 30 and closes August 1, with a price range of Rs 366–385. The heavy machinery fabricator plans to raise Rs 650 crore through a BSE and NSE listing.
India's largest securities depository will launch its IPO from July 30 to August 1, priced at Rs 760–800. The BSE-listed issue aims to mop up Rs 4,011.6 crore, managed by ICICI Securities.
Laxmi India Finance IPO
Financial services provider Laxmi India Finance will open its IPO on July 29, closing July 31. With a price band of Rs 150–158, it targets a Rs 254.26 crore issue across BSE and NSE.
Aditya Infotech IPO
This IPO will open on July 29 and close July 31, priced between ₹640–675 per share. The security product supplier plans to raise Rs 1,300 crore, with ICICI Securities managing the issue.
SME IPOs Opening This Week
Flysbs Aviation IPO
This NSE SME IPO will run from August 1 to August 5, offering aviation logistics and air charter services. Vivro Financial is managing the issue.
Cash Ur Drive Marketing IP O
Open from July 31 to August 4, this NSE SME IPO is priced at Rs 123–130 per share. The digital marketing firm targets Rs 60.79 crore, led by Narnolia Financial.
Renol Polychem IPO
Also running July 31–August 4, Renol's NSE SME IPO is priced at Rs 100–105 per share. The company aims to raise Rs 25.77 crore to expand its polymer chemical business.
B.D. Industries (Pune) IPO
Open July 30 to August 1 on BSE SME, this precision component maker's IPO is priced at Rs 102–108, aiming to raise ₹45.36 crore.
Mehul Colours IPO
This BSE SME IPO will run from July 30 to August 1, priced at Rs 68–72. The company is a dye and pigment manufacturer seeking Rs 21.66 crore.
Launching July 30 to August 1, this BSE SME IPO is priced at Rs 51–54. The IT networking company aims to raise Rs 20.48 crore.
Kaytex Fabrics IPO
Open July 29 to July 31 on NSE SME, this textile maker's IPO is priced at Rs 171–180. It aims to raise Rs 69.81 crore with Socradamus Capital as lead.
The BSE SME IPO opens July 28 and closes July 30, priced at Rs 91–96. The storage solution provider is targeting Rs 26.68 crore.
Also open from July 28 to 30, this mobile accessories company is offering shares at Rs 66 each. The BSE SME listing aims to raise Rs 24.88 crore.
Several IPOs that opened last week are currently live and set to close in the coming days, offering investors a range of options across sectors.
Shanti Gold International IPO
Shanti Gold International Ltd.'s IPO, which opened on July 25, will close on July 29. The issue is priced at Rs 189–199 per share and aims to raise Rs 360.11 crore. The company designs and crafts premium 22kt CZ casting gold jewellery such as bangles, rings, and necklaces. Its shares will list on the BSE and NSE, with Choice Capital Advisors managing the offer.
Sellowrap Industries Ltd. is also in the market with its IPO open till July 29. The NSE SME-bound issue is priced at Rs 79–83 per share and targets Rs 30.28 crore. The company produces flexible packaging films used in industrial and consumer goods. Gretex Corporate Services is the lead manager.
Shree Refrigerations IPO
Shree Refrigerations Ltd. has launched its BSE SME IPO at Rs 125 per share and plans to close the issue on July 29. It is aiming to raise Rs 117.33 crore. The company, backed by investor Ashish Kacholia, is engaged in the design of commercial and industrial refrigeration systems. Narnolia Financial is managing the offer.
Patel Chem Specialities IPO
Patel Chem Specialities Ltd. is also set to close its IPO on July 29. The issue, priced at Rs 84 per share, looks to mop up Rs 58.80 crore. The company supplies specialty chemicals for pharma, agrochemical, and textile use. Cumulative Capital is the lead manager, and shares will list on BSE SME.
Brigade Hotel Ventures IPO
Brigade Hotel Ventures Ltd.'s IPO, which opened on July 24, will shut on July 28. The hospitality company aims to raise Rs 759.60 crore through a price band of Rs 85–90 per share. JM Financial is managing the issue, with listing on BSE and NSE.
Several IPOs Await Listing This Week
TSC India IPO
TSC India Ltd. witnessed strong demand with a subscription of 73.50 times, receiving 26,150 applications. The Rs 25.89 crore IPO, priced at Rs 68–70 per share, closed on July 25 and will list on the NSE SME on July 30. The company manufactures opto-semiconductor chips and LED luminaires, catering to clients such as Vishay Precision Group and Sawai Mansingh Stadium.
Monarch Surveyors & Engineering Consultants IPO
Monarch Surveyors & Engineering Consultants Ltd., a Mumbai-based firm offering surveying and engineering services, was subscribed 250.65 times. The Rs 93.75 crore IPO was priced between Rs 237–250 per share. Shares will list on the BSE SME on July 29. The company reported Rs 155 crore in revenue and plans to use the proceeds for machinery purchases and expansion.
Savy Infra & Logistics IPO
Savy Infra & Logistics Ltd., which focuses on supply chain solutions and logistics infrastructure, saw its IPO subscribed 114.50 times. The Rs 69.98 crore issue, priced at Rs 114–120 per share, closed on July 23 and is set to list on NSE SME on July 28. The issue's strong grey market premium (GMP) of 18.33% signals high demand.
Swastika Castal IPO
Swastika Castal Ltd., which manufactures aluminum die-cast components for automotive and industrial sectors, also received good traction with a 5.08 times subscription. The Rs 14.07 crore issue closed on July 23 and will list on BSE SME on July 28.
GNG Electronics IPO
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GNG Electronics Ltd., India's leading ICT refurbisher, is set to list on BSE and NSE on July 30, 2025, following its IPO that opened July 23 and closed July 25, priced at Rs 225-237 per share, raising Rs 460.43 crore (Rs 400 crore fresh issue, Rs 60.44 crore offer for sale). The issue, managed by Motilal Oswal, IIFL Capital, and JM Financial, was subscribed 55 times, with non-institutional investors at 68.57x, retail at 23.01x, and QIBs at 2.21x; allotment was finalized July 28, with shares credited by July 29.
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