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11 Companies Set to Raise Rs 7,055 Crore via IPOs in Busy Week Ahead

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India's primary market is preparing for a significant surge in activity, with eleven mainboard IPOs scheduled to open in the coming week. Together, these public offerings aim to collectively raise over Rs 7,055 crore from investors. The listings span multiple sectors, reflecting broad corporate confidence in current market conditions. The majority of these IPOs are expected to launch on Tuesday and Wednesday. The flurry of activity signals strong liquidity and sustained investor appetite in India's equity markets.

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