India is swiftly heading for a blockbuster IPO season in late 2025, with companies expected to raise nearly $8 billion in the final quarter alone. At the forefront is LG Electronics, which has revived plans to list its Indian arm by selling a 15% stake. The offering could fetch up to ₹116 billion, which is around $1.3 billion, valuing the unit at approximately ₹774 billion, which is close to $8.7 billion.
LG’s public listing aligns with a wider strategy to cement India’s place as a global manufacturing hub. Alongside the IPO, the company is investing $600 million in a new factory at Sri City, Andhra Pradesh, its third in the country, to boost production for both local demand and exports, particularly targeting European markets.
The upcoming IPO wave extends beyond LG. Heavyweights like Tata Capital are also preparing to tap the markets, with individual issues expected to range between $600 million and $1.8 billion. Strong participation from retail and institutional investors, coupled with buoyant valuations and government-backed policies, is fueling this fundraising rush.
So far in 2025, more than 240 companies have collectively raised $10.5 billion, making India one of the top three destinations globally for IPO proceeds. With the latest surge, the country’s capital markets are reflecting firm investor confidence and a growing role in global finance and manufacturing.
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