Fujiyama Power IPO listing date: The solar equipment manufacturer is likely to debut on the BSE and NSE on Thursday, November 20, 2025.
India's chief economic adviser V. Anantha Nageswaran says IPOs are increasingly helping early investors exit rather than supporting long-term capital formation
Global expansion will drive growth before any listing move, says Sheetal Lalwani
The ed-tech firm's ₹3,480-crore IPO saw a muted opening amid cautious investor sentiment, but interest picked up sharply on the final day, with QIBs driving it to full subscription.
The IPO is a fresh issue for ₹345 crore and an offer for sale for 92,28,796 shares. Investors can bid for a minimum of 25 equity shares and in multiples of 25 shares thereafter
IPO-bound boAt has emerged as a top digital-first consumer tech brand, recording rapid revenue expansion, a return to profitability, and stronger EBITDA margins as it deepens presence across audio
Sebi has proposed amendments to tackle lock-in issues for pledged pre-IPO shares and replace the abridged prospectus with simpler offer document summary to help retail investors make informed decision
Shares of Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent of online broking platform Groww, soared 17% to ₹153.50 on the BSE in Thursday's intra-day deal amid heavy volumes.
Equity markets advanced in October, supported by robust corporate earnings and optimism over a potential US-India trade deal that could lower tariffs from around 50% to 15-16%
Pine Labs' ₹3,900-crore IPO saw 2.5 times subscription, driven by institutional investors, while the retail and HNI portions saw subdued demand amid valuation concerns
Eyewear retailer Lenskart's stock fluctuated sharply on listing day, ending nearly unchanged as investors weighed its steep valuation and long-term growth potential
Lenskart is set to debut on the stock market today after the successful completion of its ₹7,278 crore initial public offering
InCred Holdings submits draft prospectus to Sebi for upcoming IPO launch
InCred Holdings, an arm of NBFC InCred Financial Services, has filed preliminary papers with markets regulator Sebi through the confidential pre-filing route, and people familiar with the matter pegged the proposed issue size at Rs 3,000-Rs 4,000 crore. In a public announcement on Sunday, the company said it has submitted "the pre-filed draft red herring prospectus with Sebi and the stock exchanges in relation to the proposed initial public offering (IPO) of its equity shares on the main board". The filing comes as the Bhupinder Singh-founded InCred Group looks to tap the capital markets on the back of a strong financial performance in FY25 and a well-diversified lending portfolio, spanning personal loans, student loans, specialised MSME loans, secured business loans, and loans to financial institutions. Since its inception in 2016, InCred Financial Services (InCred Finance) has disbursed loans worth over Rs 25,000 crore, serving more than 4 lakh customers through a network of over
Consecutive weak listings by Studds Accessories and Orkla India have dimmed India's IPO frenzy, even as analysts flag valuation concerns and a cooling in grey market sentiment
NSE Q2 results: A deep dive into NSE's financials reveal a meaningful impact of market regulator Sebi's derivatives-linked regulations, along with one-time provision related to the co-location case
Markets regulator Sebi has amended rules revamping the share-allocation framework for anchor investors in maiden public offerings, a move aimed at broadening the participation of domestic institutional investors such as mutual funds, insurance companies, and pension funds. Under this, the regulator has increased total reservation in the anchor portion to 40 per cent from 33 per cent earlier. This comprises 33 per cent for mutual funds and the remaining 7 per cent for insurers and pension funds. If the 7 per cent reserved for insurers and pension funds remains unsubscribed, it will be reallocated to mutual funds, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) said in a notification dated October 31. Additionally, the regulator has increased the number of anchor investors allowed for IPOs with an anchor portion above Rs 250 crore, by raising the existing limit from 10 to 15 per Rs 250 crore. "Thus, a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 15 investors shall be allowed for allocations up to
Eyewear major Lenskart is gearing up to launch its first pair of AI-powered smart glasses by the end of December, marking a step towards positioning itself as a technology-led lifestyle brand, according to people familiar with the matter. Internally referred to as "B by Lenskart Smartglasses", the upcoming device is expected to integrate AI-based interactions, health and well-being insights, and UPI payment capabilities. The launch of smart glasses, built on Gemini 2.5, could happen in the weeks following the company's stock market listing on November 10. The product's pricing has not been finalised yet, they added. "The smart glass aims to bring AI and commerce into the eyewear experience, where your glasses are not just for vision but also interaction and convenience," said one of the people cited earlier. The device is likely powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 platform, a chipset designed for lightweight augmented reality and camera-enabled AI applications. The assumpti
Leading coal tar pitch Epsilon Carbon on Sunday announced that it has signed a USD 20-million memorandum of understanding with Aluminium Bahrain (Alba) to explore a long-term supply of liquid coal tar pitch to the Middle East region. Speaking with PTI on the sidelines of the 3rd Gateway Gulf Investment Forum here, Epsilon Carbon Managing Director Vikram Handa said that the company looks to boost its Coal Tar Pitch (CTP) production capacity to 300,000 tonnes by next year to cater to growing demand from the Middle East. CTP is used to manufacture carbon anodes and cathodes for aluminium smelting and for EV batteries. We look to export more and more, and we wanted to take the opportunity to bring a local supply chain to Bahrain. Between the smelters in Bahrain, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, about 250,000 tonnes of pitch is consumed every year. Most of it comes from China, Japan and India, from us. So, our facility here will be a melter where we will transport pitch from India to Bahrain, Ha