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IPO rush: 14 companies to hit market this week, eyeing over Rs 7,000 crore – check full list

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India’s IPO market is gearing up for a busy week starting Monday, with 14 companies, across both mainboard and SME platforms and set to launch their initial public offerings. Together, these firms aim to raise more than Rs 7,000 crore.NSDL: Leading the pack is National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL), which will open its Rs 4,012 crore mainboard IPO for subscription on Wednesday. The entire issue is an offer for sale, with a price band of Rs 760–Rs 800 per share. As India’s largest depository, NSDL is expected to see strong interest from institutional investors, given its pivotal role in the country’s growing capital markets, analysts told ANI.Aditya Infotech: Another notable mainboard IPO is Aditya Infotech, set to open on Tuesday. The IT services and automation firm plans to raise Rs 1,300 crore with a price band of Rs 640–Rs 675 per share. The company specialises in cloud, automation, and AI-based solutions — sectors that are drawing investor attention.Laxmi India Finance: Laxmi India Financean NBFC targeting MSME and vehicle loans in Tier II and rural regions, opens Tuesday with Rs 254 crore issue size, priced at Rs 150-158 per share.Sri Lotus Developers, a real estate company, begins subscription Wednesday, offering Rs 792 crore issue size with Rs 140-150 per share price band.The upcoming SME IPOs, ranging from Rs 20 crore to Rs 130 crore, include: Kaytex Fabrics; Renol Polychem; Cash Ur Drive; Mehul Colours; Takyon Networks; M&B Engineering; BD Industries; Umiya Mobile; Repono; and Flysbs Aviation.Additionally, numerous companies are scheduled for listing on both main board and SME board from Monday onwards.Indiqube Spaces will debut on Wednesday. GNG Electronics plans its BSE and NSE listing for Wednesday.Brigade Hotel Ventures is scheduled for BSE and NSE listing on Thursday.Shanti Gold International’s BSE and NSE listing is planned for Friday.The following SME listings are scheduled for next week: Savy Infra, Swastika Castal, Monarch Surveyors, TSC India, Patel Chem Specialities, Shree Refrigerations, and Sellowrap Industries.S&P Global Market Intelligence’s recent analysis suggests Indian IPOs will gain momentum after a steady first half of 2025.The analytics firm credits this expected surge to positive equity market conditions and numerous planned share sales in India.An initial public offering (IPO) represents the process where companies offer shares to the public for raising equity capital from investors. Analysts say the IPO wave reflects buoyant market sentiment and strong investor appetite for new listings, especially in sectors like tech and infrastructure.