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This week marks an unprecedented period for India's primary market with seven major IPOs hitting the markets. Tata Capital leads the pack with the largest NBFC IPO in Indian history at Rs 15,512 crore. LG Electronics India follows closely with its substantial Rs 11,607 crore offering through a complete offer for sale. The diverse lineup includes pharmaceutical firm Rubicon Research, Canara Robeco AMC, and infrastructure investment trust Anantam Highways, creating the biggest fundraising week ever recorded.

Key Points: Seven IPOs Worth Rs 30000 Crore Including Tata Capital Hit Market

  • Tata Capital launches largest NBFC IPO in India at Rs 15,512 crore
  • LG Electronics India follows with Rs 11,607 crore complete OFS IPO
  • Rubicon Research and Canara Robeco AMC IPOs open on October 9
  • Anantam Highways Trust InvIT and Mittal Sections SME IPO complete diverse offering lineup
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Seven IPOs worth over Rs 30,000 crore scheduled to open this week

Record-breaking week for Indian primary market with Tata Capital, LG Electronics, and five other IPOs opening. Total fundraising exceeds Rs 30,000 crore across mainboard and SME segments.

"The week starting October 6, 2025 is set to be the biggest ever for the primary market in terms of fundraising size - Market Report"

Mumbai, October 6

The week starting October 6, 2025 is set to be the biggest ever for the primary market in terms of fundraising size as seven IPOs worth much more than Rs 30,000 crore will hit Indian markets.

Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) Tata Capital has hit the market on Monday with its Rs 15,512 crore IPO, with price band of Rs 310-326 per share, the largest initial share sale by any NBFC in India and the biggest since the Hyundai IPO.

Tata Capital aims to raise Rs 6,846 crore via fresh issue, while Tata Sons and IFC will be selling shares worth Rs 8,666 crore through offer for sale (OFS). Of which, Rs 4,642 crore has already been raised by the company through an anchor book on October 3.

This will be followed by LG Electronics India's Rs 11,607 crore IPO which is set to open for subscription on Tuesday and will be opened during October 7-9 with price band of Rs 1,080-1,140 per share. It is a complete OFS by the Korean parent LG Electronics.

Pharmaceutical firm Rubicon Research will launch its IPO on October 9 to raise Rs 1,377.50 crore in the price band of Rs 461-485 per share. This consists of fresh issuance of shares worth Rs 500 crore, and an OFS of Rs 877.50 crore by promoter of the company, General Atlantic Singapore RR Pte.

Canara Robeco AMC IPO will also open on October 9, the 4.98-crore shares public issue will be followed by Canara HSBC Life Insurance Company's 23.75-crore shares sale on October 10.

In addition to equity IPOs in the mainboard segment, there will be an InvIT IPO by Anantam Highways Trust. It is raising Rs 400 crore with a price band of Rs 98-100.

SME IPO scheduled to open this week during October 7-9, is structural steel products maker Mittal Sections which is raising Rs 52.91 crore. The price band for the offer has been fixed at Rs 136-143 per share.

While, ongoing IPO of workspace solutions provider WeWork India will close its Rs 3,000 crore public issue on October 7, while three IPOs from the SME segment, Shlokka Dyes, Greenleaf Envirotech, and DSM Fresh Foods are scheduled for close on October 6, followed by NSB BPO Solutions on October 7.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Too many IPOs at once might drain liquidity from secondary markets. Retail investors should be careful and not get carried away by the hype. Remember Paytm IPO? 😅
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Sarah B
Interesting to see LG Electronics India IPO - a Korean company raising funds in Indian markets. Shows how global companies are recognizing India's capital market potential. Good for our economy!
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Arjun K
Notice how most of these are OFS - existing shareholders are exiting. Fresh issue is relatively small in most cases. Should we be concerned about this pattern?
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Kavya N
As a small investor, I'm more interested in the SME IPOs. Mittal Sections at ₹52 crore seems more affordable for retail participation. Big IPOs are usually dominated by institutional investors.
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Michael C
The pharmaceutical company Rubicon Research looks interesting given the growing healthcare sector in India. But need to check their financials properly before investing.

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