Best IPO 2025 India: The biggest feature of 2025 was the return of startups companies to the primary market…
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- The year 2025 proved to be historic for the Indian capital market.
- This year, the IPO market raised a total of Rs 1.76 lakh crore, setting a new record.
- Due to strong domestic liquidity, investor confidence and favorable macro-economic conditions, the enthusiasm of both companies and investors remained at its peak.
This extraordinary year not only reflects the confidence of investors launching IPOs, but also highlights the listing-day benefits for investors and the eagerness to put money into companies with strong long-term growth potential.
Strong comeback of startup IPOs
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The biggest feature of 2025 was the return of startup companies to the primary market. This year, 18 startups got listed in the market – including big names like Lenskart, Grow, Meesho and Physicswala. These startups together raised more than Rs 41,000 crore. Compared with 2024, startups had raised about Rs 29,000 crore from the primary market that year.
This surge shows that investor confidence has strengthened again after improvement in valuation and business model.
Major IPOs of 2025 and their performance
Let us know which IPOs made investors happy in 2025…
Tata Capital IPO
The Tata group financial company raised Rs 15,511.87 crore. The issue price was ₹326 and the listing happened at ₹330. This was approximately a 1% premium.
Groww IPO
The online investment platform raised Rs 6,632 crore through a public offer. The issue price was Rs 100 and the listing took place at Rs 112. This is a 12% premium on each share.
Pine Labs IPO
The fintech company raised Rs 3,900.17 crore from the IPO. Issue price ₹221, listing ₹242 – around 10% premium.
Lenskart IPO
The omni-channel eyewear retailer raised Rs 7,278.02 crore in its much-hyped IPO. The company had kept the target price of its IPO shares at Rs 402, while the listing took place at Rs 395. This is approximately a 2% discount.
HDB Financial Services IPO
Leading private bank HDFC Bank Company raised Rs 12,500 crore before listing. The issue price was ₹740 and the shares were listed at ₹835. That means 13% premium.
LG Electronics India IPO
The company raised about Rs 11,607 crore. Under the IPO, shares worth Rs 1,140 were listed at ₹ 1,710.10. This is about 50% premium.
The e-commerce platform raised Rs 5,421.2 crore. Issue price ₹111, listing ₹162.5 — about 46% premium.
Physicswala IPO
Edtech company raises Rs 3,480 crore from Indian Bar. The issue price was ₹109 and the listing happened at ₹145. Investors got about 33% premium on each share.
ICICI Prudential Asset Management IPO
The company raised Rs 10,602.65 crore. ICICI Bank major had fixed the share price at Rs 2,165, while the listing took place at around ₹2,600. This is approximately a 20% premium.
IPO market statistics
- According to IPO Central, a total of 103 companies launched IPOs in 2025.
- Total Fundraising: Rs 1.76 lakh crore
- 70 companies gave positive returns on the day of listing
- 32 companies listed at discount
stock market performance
Indian stock markets also performed well in 2025. NSE Nifty 50 gained more than 10%, while BSE Sensex gained more than 9%. After a volatile beginning of the year, the market showed strength in the second half of the year, supported by expectations of strong economic growth.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice in any way. ET NOW Swadesh recommends its readers and viewers to consult their financial advisors before taking any money-related decisions.
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