India is set to witness an unprecedented IPO boom in the next two years. As many as 1,000 companies are likely to raise funds through IPOs in the next two fiscal years, said the Association of Investment Bankers of India. That will translate to well over Rs 3 lakh crore of capital raise in FY 2026. With major companies like Reliance Jio, LG Electronics and so on, along with a multitude of newer players in the market, the Indian IPO scenario is about to make a gigantic shift.
Indian capital market has been expanding at a high pace in the last few years. During the last six fiscal years, 851 companies have managed to raise Rs 4.58 lakh crore through IPOs, which comprise 281 large-cap and 570 small and medium enterprises. In the last year of 2024, India emerged as the world leader in IPO volume, outshining both the US and Europe with 335 IPOs listed.
1. Reliance Jio IPO: The Game-Changer Reliance Jio, the telecom arm of Reliance Industries, has been one of the most anticipated IPOs for 2025. Valued at over USD 100 billion, this IPO has the potential to be one of the largest in Indian history, possibly surpassing Hyundai Motor India's record-breaking debut in 2024. The market is eagerly waiting for Jio’s public listing, which could further solidify India’s position as a global investment hub. With India’s expanding digital landscape and Jio's dominant market position, this IPO is expected to attract massive investor interest.
2. LG Electronics India IPO: A Global Player's Debut LG Electronics is considering an IPO for its Indian unit, which could be valued at up to USD 15 billion. This move is expected to mark the company’s significant entry into India’s capital markets, following the success of other foreign companies in the region. With India’s growing demand for consumer electronics and smart home solutions, LG's IPO could be a key opportunity for investors seeking exposure to the rapidly expanding electronics market.
3. HDB Financial IPO: HDFC Bank's NBFC Arm Takes Center Stage HDB Financial Services, the non-banking financial company (NBFC) arm of HDFC Bank, is preparing for a massive Rs 12,500 crore IPO in 2025. This could potentially be the largest-ever IPO for an NBFC in India, making it a standout in the year’s offerings. With HDB’s diverse portfolio in retail lending, commercial loans, and asset management, investors may find this IPO appealing, especially considering the growing demand for financing solutions in India’s thriving economy.
4. Hero FinCorp IPO: A Rising Player in the Financial Sector Hero MotoCorp’s financial services arm, Hero FinCorp, is also gearing up for its IPO, valued at approximately Rs 3,700 crore. With the two-wheeler market booming in India, Hero FinCorp stands to benefit from increased financing options for customers looking to purchase motorcycles and scooters. As the company aims to expand its financial footprint, investors will be keen to see how this IPO fares in a competitive market for NBFCs.
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