📢 IPO Season Heats Up in H2 2025: NSDL, Tata Capital, HDB Financial Lead the Pack

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📢 IPO Season Heats Up in H2 2025: NSDL, Tata Capital, HDB Financial Lead the Pack

Mumbai: After a subdued start to the year, India’s primary market is roaring back to life in the second half of 2025, with several high-profile IPOs slated to hit Dalal Street. From financial giants to consumer electronics leaders, a wide range of companies are rushing to go public, buoyed by bullish markets, strong investor sentiment, and regulatory nudges.

Among the most anticipated listings are NSDL, HDB Financial Services, Tata Capital, Hero Fincorp, and LG Electronics India—collectively expected to raise over ₹50,000 crore. The IPO pipeline is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic in recent years, offering investors access to marquee names across diverse sectors.

🔹 NSDL IPO to Hit Market in July

India’s oldest depository, National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL), will kick off the wave with a ₹3,300 crore offer for sale in July. Key stakeholders like IDBI Bank and NSE will dilute their stakes. With a 24.6% YoY profit growth in FY25, NSDL’s market debut is expected to attract strong interest. The listing will make it the second depository to go public in India after CDSL.

🔹 HDB Financial Prepares for ₹12,500 Crore Listing

Next in line is HDB Financial Services, the NBFC arm of HDFC Bank, which is aiming for a ₹12,500 crore IPO in mid-July. The listing is part of regulatory compliance, as RBI mandates all upper-layer NBFCs to go public by September 2025. HDB’s diversified loan book and retail lending focus give it a competitive edge in the NBFC sector.

🔹 Tata Capital Set for Blockbuster ₹17,200 Crore Issue

Tata Group’s financial services arm, Tata Capital, is expected to roll out one of India’s largest IPOs this year, with a ₹17,200 crore issue. The offering will include a fresh issue of 230 million shares and an OFS by Tata Sons, which currently holds 93% of the company. The listing will not only unlock value but also fulfill RBI’s listing mandate.

🔹 LG Electronics India Eyes ₹15,000 Crore IPO

South Korean giant LG Electronics is bringing its India subsidiary to the public market with a massive ₹15,000 crore issue. Having filed its DRHP in December 2024, LG India is betting on its strong domestic manufacturing base—97% of its products are made in India. This move follows the successful IPO of Hyundai Motors India in 2024.

🔹 Hero Fincorp Awaits Regulatory Green Light for ₹3,670 Crore IPO

Hero Fincorp, backed by Hero MotoCorp and ChrysCapital, plans to raise ₹3,670 crore through a mix of fresh issue and OFS. Although the DRHP was filed in July 2024, regulatory hurdles have delayed the launch. The NBFC serves over 11.8 million customers and has a well-diversified retail loan portfolio.

📈 IPO Revival Marks New Chapter in Indian Markets

Market analysts say the renewed IPO frenzy reflects both regulatory tailwinds and investor appetite for fundamentally strong, sector-leading companies.

“The IPL may be over, but now it’s IPO season. With the tap about to open, investors must remain vigilant. Past IPOs haven’t always delivered, so careful scrutiny of company fundamentals is crucial,” said a senior market strategist.

As India’s equity markets scale new highs, the H2 2025 IPO calendar could redefine capital formation, ushering in a new era of corporate transparency and retail participation.

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