7 IPOs Open for Subscription, 19 Companies to Debut This Week

The primary market is witnessing a flurry of activity as seven new IPOs open for subscription and 19 companies prepare for their stock market debut this week. With a mix of mainboard and SME issues, the week starting June 30 is shaping up to be an eventful one for investors and market participants.

Crizac IPO to Lead the Mainboard Segment

In the mainboard category, the spotlight is on Crizac, an international student recruitment solutions provider. Crizac is launching its Rs 860-crore IPO, which will be open for subscription from July 2 to July 4. The price band has been set between Rs 233 and Rs 245 per share.

Another key player, Indogulf Cropsciences, will close its Rs 200-crore IPO on June 30, marking the end of its subscription window just as the new week begins.

Crizac is the only mainboard IPO opening this week, making it the focal point for large-cap IPO investors.

Action-Packed Week for SME IPO Segment

While the mainboard sees limited activity, the SME segment is buzzing with action. Six companies are launching their IPOs this week, with five of them opening simultaneously on June 30 and closing on July 2.

Here’s a quick look at these SME IPOs:

• Silky Overseas is aiming to raise Rs 30.68 crore.

• Pushpa Jewellers targets Rs 98.65 crore, the largest among SME listings this week.

• Cedaar Textile plans to raise Rs 60.90 crore.

• Marc Loire Fashions is looking to gather Rs 21 crore.

• Vandan Foods aims for Rs 30.36 crore.

These SME IPOs reflect strong interest from niche sectors, offering retail and small-cap investors diversified opportunities.

19 Listings to Hit the Market This Week

In addition to the active IPO calendar, 19 companies are scheduled to debut on the stock exchanges this week. This wave of listings is expected to attract keen interest from investors hoping for strong listing gains, especially in the SME segment, where recent performance has been encouraging.

What It Means for Investors

This IPO rush presents opportunities across segments, from high-value mainboard offerings like Crizac to fast-moving SME issues. However, investors are advised to closely evaluate fundamentals, pricing, and business models before making commitments.

With 7 IPOs opening and 19 listings lined up, it’s a significant week for India’s primary market, reflecting strong capital market momentum and investor interest.