Investors should prepare for an action-packed week on Dalal Street as the primary markets see a surge in initial public offerings. Between July 20 and 26, multiple companies from a wide range of industries are set to launch their IPOs, offering retail and institutional investors fresh opportunities to participate in India’s equity growth story. From hospitality firms and coworking pioneers to electronics manufacturers and property trusts, the week is shaping up to be one of the busiest for IPO activity this month.

Among the most anticipated launches is Brigade Hotel Ventures, the hospitality arm of the well-known Brigade Group. The company is planning to raise approximately 759 crore rupees through a completely fresh issue. Investors will be able to subscribe to the IPO between July 24 and July 28, with shares likely to be listed on July 31 on both the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange. The lead book-running manager is JM Financial, and KFin Technologies is handling the registrar role. Brigade’s entry into the public market is expected to attract considerable attention due to the group's strong presence in the Indian hospitality and real estate sectors.

Another highly awaited debut is Indiqube Spaces, a Bengaluru-based company known for offering modern co-working and managed office spaces. Indiqube aims to raise 700 crore rupees through its IPO, including 50 crore via an offer for sale. The subscription window will be open from July 23 to July 25, with shares expected to list on July 30. The price band has been set between 225 and 237 rupees per share, and the stock is already attracting attention in the grey market with a premium of around 40 rupees. The demand reflects growing investor confidence in India’s flexible workspace segment, especially with rising demand from startups and corporates shifting to hybrid work models.

GNG Electronics is also scheduled to launch its IPO on July 23, with the offer closing on July 25. The company is looking to raise 460 crore rupees and has priced the issue in the same range as Indiqube, between 225 and 237 rupees per share. The listing is likely to take place on July 30. GNG has made a name for itself in the electronics manufacturing sector, and its IPO is generating moderate interest in the grey market, with a reported premium of 31 rupees.

In the real estate investment trust segment, PropShare Titania REIT is entering the fray with a 473 crore rupee fresh issue. The offer will be open from July 21 to July 25, and while there is limited activity in the grey market for this IPO, it remains notable as the second scheme under the SEBI-approved Property Share Investment Trust structure. Listing is expected on August 4.

Shanti Gold International is targeting investors interested in the jewellery and precious metals sector. The company plans to launch its IPO on July 25, closing it on July 29, with a tentative listing scheduled for August 1. The entire issue consists of fresh equity shares, and although the price band is yet to be announced, the IPO is being closely tracked by analysts.

On the SME front, there is a flurry of activity. Swastika Castal, an engineering component manufacturer, is launching a fixed-price IPO at 65 rupees per share. The issue opens on July 21 and closes on July 23, with a BSE SME platform listing on July 28. Savy Infra, focused on infrastructure and real estate development, will also hit the market on July 21 and close on July 23, with pricing set between 114 and 120 rupees. Monarch Surveyors, opening on July 22, is offering shares in the 237 to 250 rupee range and will be listed on July 29.

TSC India, known for technical and certification services, is launching a 25.89 crore rupee IPO from July 23 to July 25, priced between 68 and 70 rupees. Its listing is scheduled for July 30. Patel Chem Specialities, another SME entrant, will be launching a 58.80 crore rupee issue from July 25 to July 29 with pricing between 82 and 84 rupees. Listing is planned for August 1.

In terms of major upcoming listings, Anthem Biosciences is set to debut on July 21, followed by Spunweb Nonwoven and Monika Alcobev on July 21 and 23 respectively. These are eagerly awaited by investors who missed out on the IPO subscriptions.

Lastly, all eyes are on the National Securities Depository Limited. While NSDL has not officially confirmed its IPO launch date, the company has completed the process of locking in pre-IPO equity in line with SEBI norms. This move is a strong signal that the public issue may open very soon. With a wide impact on the capital markets ecosystem, NSDL’s IPO is expected to be one of the landmark listings of the year.

For everyday investors, this surge in IPO activity offers fresh opportunities to diversify portfolios, invest in emerging sectors, and take part in India’s broader economic growth. But it also calls for careful research and risk assessment before applying.

 

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