Upcoming IPOs: Several major companies are set to launch their IPOs in 2026. Meanwhile, eight companies have received SEBI approval to raise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs).
Upcoming IPOs: In the coming days, a number of impressive IPOs are set to hit the stock market. This could be a great earning opportunity for investors. Meanwhile, SEBI has also given the green light to eight companies.
According to data from market regulator SEBI, eight companies, including RKCPL Ltd., Chartered Speed, Glass Wall Systems (India) Ltd., and Jerai Fitness, have received SEBI approval to raise funds through initial public offerings (IPOs). Other companies that have received the regulator's approval include Shriram Food Industries, Vadodara-based Tempens Instruments (India) Ltd., Indira IVF, and Rage of Belief Ltd.
All eight companies submitted preliminary papers for their IPOs between July and October. They received regulatory approval (observation) between December 26 and January 2. In SEBI parlance, receiving an observation is equivalent to receiving regulatory approval to proceed with a public issue. Fertility service providers Indira IVF and Rage of Belief Limited confidentially filed their draft papers with SEBI during July and August.
RKCPL Limited IPO worth Rs 1250 crore
RKCPL Limited, a company engaged in the construction and infrastructure sector, plans to raise ₹1,250 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). The proceeds will be raised through a fresh issue of ₹700 crore and an offer-for-sale of ₹550 crore. The proceeds will be used to strengthen the company's operations and balance sheet. According to its draft papers, approximately ₹200 crore of the ₹700 crore fresh issue will be earmarked for working capital needs, while ₹130.02 crore will be used to purchase construction equipment.
Game of crores in the stock market
Similarly, passenger mobility firm Chartered Speed Limited is planning an IPO of ₹855 crore, and Mumbai-based Glass Wall Systems (India) Limited is planning an IPO of ₹60 crore. Maharashtra-based rice exporter Shriram Food Industries will sell 5.2 million shares through a fresh issue of 21.2 million shares and an OFS. The proceeds from the IPO will be used to repay debt of ₹70 crore and for general corporate purposes.
