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Health-tech sees IPO rush fueled by digitisation, govt ease, AI adoption
India's post-pandemic healthcare IPO landscape is evolving fast, with health-tech firms leading the charge as AI, digitisation and policy reforms attract fresh investor interest
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Health-tech IPOs in India have witnessed significant growth in recent years, fuelled by increasing digitisation of healthcare.
Health-tech IPOs (initial public offers) are on the rise in India's healthcare sector — in fact, five out of the 12 healthcare public issues in the last one-and-half years have been floated by health-tech companies.
According to data shared by PRIME Database, the healthcare sector saw 12 IPOs since January 2024 with a total issue size of ₹20,576 crore. Of these, five public issues belonged to health-tech companies — Entero Healthcare Solutions, Indegene, Sagility India, Sai Life Sciences, and Inventurus Knowledge Solutions. These five issues raised over ₹11,000 crore. Other major healthcare IPOs included Emcure Pharmaceuticals, Akums Drugs, and Dr