IPO News

Investors seeking exposure to Anthropic ahead of its highly anticipated IPO can acquire shares in major corporate backers. Amazon and Google have invested billions in the Claude AI developer, offering a diversified entry point via public markets.

London Stock Exchange listings have surged 215% in 2026, marking a primary market rebound. The recovery is driven by the FCA's listing rule consolidation, allowing dual-class shares and lower free-float requirements, positioning the UK to retain high-growth tech firms.

Laser Power & Infra IPO opens July 9, 2026, aiming to raise INR 742 crores. The price band is set at INR 203-214 per share. The issue closes on July 13, 2026, with retail, QIB, and NII quotas set at 35%, 50%, and 15% respectively. This offering signifies a key funding event for the company's expansion.

India's listed new-age technology stocks including Zomato, Swiggy, and Paytm are projected to achieve a combined market capitalization of $1 Trillion by 2030, driven by digital commerce expansion.

India's largest mutual fund house, SBI Funds Management, has announced that its initial public offering (IPO) will open on July 14, 2026. The listing profiles the fund against listed peer HDFC AMC.

Healthcare diagnostic service provider Neuberg Diagnostics has outlined plans for an initial public offering (IPO) in FY28 to raise up to Rs 4,000 Crore. The capital will support lab network expansion.

Private equity firm EQT Partners is planning a $400 million initial public offering (IPO) in India for its data analytics and business process management company, Straive. The listing targets primary market expansion.

Technical textile manufacturer Kusumgar Limited is preparing for a Rs 650 Crore mainboard initial public offering (IPO) in India. The article reviews the firm's growth and profiles it against listed peer Garware Technical Fibres.

Swiggy Limited has launched its initial public offering to raise up to 11,327 crore Rupees, with a price band set between 371 and 390 Rupees per share. The capital will fund dark store expansion for its quick commerce unit, Instamart, and general corporate purposes as the firm seeks to narrow its net losses in a competitive duopoly.