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Rohan Saha

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A examination of Indian startup first public offerings As the country's entrepreneurial ecosystem matures and becomes more globally competitive, Indian startup IPOs have become a crucial component of the country's capital markets. In order to give investors, analysts, and policymakers a comprehensive understanding, this survey note offers a detailed examination of the historical background, recent trends, market conditions, regulatory environment, success stories, cautionary tales, and future outlook for Indian startup IPOs. Historical Background The pattern of initial public offerings (IPOs) for Indian startups has changed dramatically, with a major uptick starting in 2021. Before this, businesses like JustDial (listed in 2013) and MakeMyTrip (listed on NASDAQ in 2010) had gone public, but because of their age and business methods, they were not categorized as modern tech startups. Zomato was the first significant Indian company to go public on the main board, having been created in 2008 and coming public in 2021. This was the beginning of the contemporary wave. A move towards tech-driven businesses was then indicated by Nykaa (formed 2012, IPO 2021), PolicyBazaar (established 2008, IPO 2021), and Delhivery (launched 2011, IPO 2022). Due to excellent market. circumstances and investor hunger, 2021 was a historic year for the IPO of several unicorns and high-growth companies. The Results of Recent Indian Startup IPOs In July 2021, Zomato went public, raising â‚č9,375 crore at a price range of â‚č72–76 per share. On the first day, it closed at â‚č126 per share after being oversubscribed 38.2 times and listed at a 65% premium (Zomato IPO Performance). Driven by strategic efforts like the relaunch of Zomato Gold, Zomato reported considerable revenue growth after the IPO, with Q3 FY24 sales at â‚č3,288 crore and a profit of â‚č138 crore. Nykaa: Listed in 2021 as well, Nykaa has consistently increased its stock price, demonstrating solid financials and market approval, especially in the e-commerce beauty and fashion sector. Listed in 2021, PolicyBazaar has seen stock price swings but has typically done well thanks to its leading position in online insurance aggregation. Following their initial public offering (IPO), certain firms, like Zomato and Nykaa, have seen profitability and stock price growth, while others, like Delhivery, initially underperformed as a result of investor mood and market circumstances. The Indian startup initial public offering (IPO) market is strong as of February 2025, and a lot of activity is expected. Thirteen new-age tech companies listed in 2024, raising a total of â‚č29,070 crore, which is a striking contrast to the five listings in 2023 and three in 2022. This indicates a recovery from the funding winter, but there are still issues, such as high valuations, concerns about profitability for loss-making entities, and the need for sustainable business models. Investors are increasingly interested in companies with clear routes to profitability, which could affect the success of future IPOs.

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