India is set for a blockbuster month of initial public offerings after a slow start to the year, as companies take advantage of a stock market rebound from the initial turbulence of US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats.
Two of the year’s biggest IPOs are hitting markets this week, with the $1.7bn listing of Tata Capital on Monday and the $1.3bn debut of LG Electronics’ India business on Tuesday. In total, analysts forecast about $5bn of IPOs this month, with another $5bn before the year-end.
The “India IPO pipeline is the most active it has been”, said Harish Raman, co-head of Asia equity capital markets at Citigroup.
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