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Startups aim to raise over Rs 18,000 crore via IPOs in major D-Street push - The Economic Times
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Indian startups are increasingly seeking local stock exchange listings, driven by strong public market valuations and a mature domestic ecosystem. In 2023, twelve companies plan to raise over Rs 18,000 crore through IPOs, highlighting confidence in public markets for fundraising. Notable companies like Meesho and PhysicsWallah are leading these efforts. Analysts note that listing in India offers favorable valuation multiples. Startups are using IPOs to raise capital, provide investor exits, and support expansion.
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Two Chinese chip firms plan $1.7 billion IPOs, bet US export curbs to spur growth - The Economic Times
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Two Chinese AI chip startups, Moore Threads and MetaX, aim to raise a combined 12 billion yuan ($1.65 billion) through IPOs on Shanghai's STAR Market. The companies are capitalizing on U.S. export curbs, hoping to boost local demand for their GPUs. Despite recent losses due to heavy R&D, both firms see domestic growth opportunities as the U.S. intensifies chip restrictions. Founded by ex-employees of major U.S. chip firms, they compete with domestic giants like Huawei.
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Ola Electric raises ₹1,700 cr debt ahead of IPO
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Ola Electric has secured board approval to raise ₹1,700 crore via non-convertible debentures, marking its first major financial move post-IPO filing. The funds will fuel production expansion, R&D, and its Gigafactory in Tamil Nadu. This strategic debt raise boosts market confidence, preserves equity, and positions Ola to accelerate its EV dominance before the anticipated IPO.
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Brookfield, Tiger Global portfolio firms get IPO approval
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Brookfield Asset Management and Tiger Global-backed firms received approval from India's SEBI for their IPOs. Electric two-wheeler manufacturer Ather Energy, supported by Tiger Global, aims to raise Rs 3,100 crore through new share issues and an offer for sale (OFS), with funds directed toward factory setup, debt repayment, R&D, and marketing. Schloss Bangalore, backed by Brookfield, seeks Rs 3,000 crore via IPO, using funds for debt repayment and corporate needs.
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Dalal Street Awaits Start-Up Frenzy, Over 25 IPOs Set for 2025 Debut
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7m ago
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In 2025, Indian start-ups are expected to unleash a wave of IPOs on Dalal Street, with over 25 startups planning to go public. This marks a significant increase from the previous year, when 13 startups raised over Rs 29,000 crore through IPOs. The surge is driven by strong market activity and the successful performance of earlier IPOs. Notable companies eyeing IPOs include Ather Energy, boAt, Cardekho, and others, potentially setting a record for startup IPOs in a calendar year.
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India tech startups worth $100 billion seen seeking IPOs by 2027
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4m ago
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India is set to see over three dozen tech startups, valued at $100 billion collectively, go public by 2027, marking a rebound in stock sales. Companies like Flipkart, PhonePe, and Oyo are eyeing IPOs. These startups have improved financial health and profitability compared to previous years, attracting interest from major investors like SoftBank and Prosus. The shift aims to address investors' concerns about economic slowdown, with startups focusing on transparency and realistic valuations.
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Why are late-stage startups relying on private credit before their IPOs?
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2m ago
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Late-stage startups like InMobi, Zepto, and Zetwerk are turning to private credit before their IPOs to buy out early investors, presenting cleaner capital structures and boosting valuations. These companies seek to raise significant funds with interest rates of 14-18%, which will be repaid through IPO proceeds. Private credit offers them flexible, structured capital solutions. Startups aim to increase founder stakes, while private credit providers benefit from downside risk protection and potential equity upside amidst strong IPO prospects in India.
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SoftBank-backed InMobi looks to raise $1 billion via Indian IPO - The Economic Times
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InMobi, backed by SoftBank, plans to raise $1 billion through an IPO in Mumbai, aiming for a $5-6 billion valuation. Founded in 2007, it was among India’s early unicorns. The IPO could align with the trend of Indian tech startups pursuing domestic listings rather than overseas options. InMobi's move could contribute to the over $7 billion already raised through Indian IPOs this year, following nearly $21 billion raised last year.
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Economic Survey 2024: Number Of DPIIT-Recognised Startups Crosses 1.25 Lakh Mark
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1y ago
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The Economic Survey for the year 2023-24 reveals that there are around 13,000 Indian startups focusing on emerging technologies like AI, IoT, robotics, and nanotechnology. Furthermore, over 135 alternative investment funds have invested over INR 18,000 crores in domestic startups by the end of FY24. The government's consistent efforts in simplifying procedures, providing funding and incentives, and fostering collaboration between industries and academia have contributed to the growth of startups in the country.
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IPO watch: Which Indian startups are next to hit the stock market? - The Economic Times
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A wave of companies across various sectors, including fintech, consumer goods, and logistics, is preparing to enter the Indian stock market through initial public offerings (IPOs). Notable companies filing for IPOs include Wakefit, targeting a Rs 468 crore raise, Groww with an estimated value of $700 million to $1 billion, and Pine Labs seeking Rs 2,600 crore. Meanwhile, firms like Meesho and Lenskart are in the preparatory stages for their IPOs.
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MeitY jumpstarts talks on data centre policy to boost capacity - The Economic Times
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12d ago
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The Indian government, via the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, is revisiting its national data centre policy to boost investment, capacity, and distribution of data centres across the country. The policy aims to streamline approvals, promote domestic manufacturing, and offer incentives. It plans to integrate elements from state policies and establish Data Centre Economic Zones (DCEZs). Despite existing policies, most data centres remain concentrated in major metros, and permissions remain complex to secure.
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