The Indian stock market is showing significant growth in new issuers, despite the general decline in stock indexes. This year, 23 new stocks have increased their value by an average of 15% from their initial quotations, even though the NSE Nifty 50 index has lost more than 2% of its value. In the context of slowing economic growth and declining corporate profits, investor interest in new placements remains consistently high. The regulator is currently reviewing over 60 IPO applications. Analysts predict that the volume of funds raised through initial public offerings in India may reach $25-30 billion this year, which will significantly exceed the record $21 billion recorded in 2024. However, some of the biggest IPOs of the past year have seen a wave of sales. Significant players such as LG Electronics and HDB Financial Services are expected to enter the Indian market in 2025. Stable capital inflows of about $3 billion per month from family funds continue to support a high level of demand for stocks.
