List of IPOs by year 2025 in India ( IPO)

* Partial year data.

Note :

The information presented in this report is based on historical data of SME IPOs and includes the following metrics, with specific conditions applied to ensure accuracy:

• Number of IPOs: Represents the total count of IPOs conducted in a given year. This count includes all SME IPOs that were open during the specified year.
• Total Amount Raised: The sum of the issue size for all IPOs, reflecting the total capital raised in that year. Note: This value excludes IPOs that were withdrawn or canceled, as indicated by the withdrawal status. In cases where issue size amounts are missing, the issue price and number of shares are used to estimate the amount.
• Total Market Capitalization: Calculated by multiplying the total shareholding post-issue by the IPO issue price. This metric excludes IPOs where shareholding post-issue or issue price data is missing. The market cap can also be derived from PE (Price-to-Earnings) calculations available in the system or obtained directly from reliable external sources.
• Investor Wealth Created: This value reflects the difference between the current market capitalization of all IPOs and the initial total market capitalization at the time of issue. Current market cap is derived by multiplying the shareholding post-issue by the current market price (CMP). If CMP is not available, the calculation may be fetched or derived from other data sources.
• Companies Migrated to Mainboard: Refers to the count of companies that transitioned from the SME platform to the mainboard during a specific year, as per migration records.

Conditions Applied:

• IPOs that have been withdrawn or canceled are excluded from the total amount raised and certain other calculations to provide a more accurate representation of actual market activity.
• The calculation methods may differ slightly depending on data availability, such as using issue price and shareholding post-issue when the issue size is not directly provided.

This data is subject to the accuracy and availability of the source data and should be interpreted as indicative and not conclusive. Any financial decision should be based on further independent analysis and consultation with relevant professionals.