October Marks India’s Busiest IPO Month Ever with Record Rs.46,000 Crore Raised
India’s IPO Market Creates History in October 2025
India’s primary market witnessed a historic surge in October 2025, marking the busiest IPO month ever recorded in the country’s capital market history. A total of 14 initial public offerings (IPOs) collectively mobilised over ₹46,000 crore, setting a new fundraising benchmark and underscoring the robust appetite among both institutional and retail investors.
The month’s performance eclipsed the previous record from October 2024, when six IPOs raised ₹38,690 crore. The unprecedented scale of October 2025’s fundraising highlights the strength and depth of India’s equity capital markets amid a challenging global backdrop.
October’s record-breaking tally was driven by two marquee IPOs — Tata Capital Ltd. and LG Electronics India Ltd. — which together accounted for more than half of the month’s total capital raised.
Tata Capital emerged as the largest offering of the month, raising a staggering ₹15,512 crore through its mainboard IPO.
LG Electronics India followed closely, mobilising ₹11,607 crore, further cementing foreign investor confidence in India’s manufacturing and consumer electronics story.
Adding to the momentum, Lenskart Solutions launched its much-anticipated IPO on October 31, aiming to raise ₹7,278 crore. The strong pipeline of upcoming listings, including WeWork India, Canara HSBC Life Insurance, Orkla India, and Rubicon Research, has contributed to what analysts are calling a “historic bull phase” for India’s primary market.
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According to data compiled from market filings, October 2025’s ₹46,044 crore fundraising total is the highest ever in a single month for India’s IPO market.
Here’s how October 2025 compares with earlier peak months:
| Month | IPO Size (₹ crore) | No. of Issues |
|---|---|---|
| Oct-25 | 46,044.8 | 14 |
| Oct-24 | 38,689.1 | 6 |
| Nov-21 | 35,664.2 | 9 |
| Nov-24 | 31,145.1 | 8 |
| May-22 | 29,510.8 | 8 |
The latest surge not only surpasses 2024’s peak but also solidifies India’s position among the most dynamic IPO markets globally.
October’s stellar performance has pushed India’s 2025 IPO fundraising tally to over ₹1.38 lakh crore, trailing only 2024, which saw ₹1.6 lakh crore raised through public issues.
This record-breaking activity has come despite volatility in domestic equities and global economic uncertainty, reflecting the resilience and confidence of Indian capital markets.
The diversity of listings — spanning financial services, technology, manufacturing, and healthcare — showcases India’s maturing investment ecosystem and the growing participation of retail investors through digital platforms.
Market experts remain optimistic that the momentum will continue into the final quarter of 2025.
“Between now and December 15, we may see another $10–15 billion of capital being raised, assuming market conditions remain constructive,” said K. Balasubramanian, CEO for India Subcontinent and Banking Head at Citi, in a conversation with Moneycontrol.
He added that 2025 has already exceeded expectations, driven by strong investor confidence and India’s favorable growth story.
Despite concerns around stretched valuations in select IPOs, market strategists argue that India’s long-term growth potential continues to justify premium pricing.
“Consumption will remain a defining India theme,” Balasubramanian explained.
“Our penetration across key product categories is still much lower than other Asian markets. Even with modest earnings multiples, the growth runway here is long and structural.”
This perspective is echoed across brokerages that point to steady GDP growth, rising disposable incomes, and deepening retail participation as key structural supports for India’s booming IPO ecosystem.
The record fundraising activity has been underpinned by strong domestic liquidity and broad-based investor participation. High-net-worth individuals, retail investors, and foreign institutional investors have all contributed to the overwhelming subscription levels witnessed in recent issues.
Analysts attribute this enthusiasm to:
Low interest rates in global markets, encouraging equity inflows
Solid corporate earnings growth across sectors
Improved governance and transparency standards among Indian issuers
Digital investment platforms making IPO participation seamless for retail investors
As a result, India’s IPO market has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations for global capital seeking emerging-market exposure.
With large issues such as Lenskart, WeWork India, and Canara HSBC Life Insurance still in the pipeline, the year’s record may yet be surpassed before 2025 closes. Market participants expect a steady stream of public offerings through December, supported by investor optimism and ample liquidity.
Even as valuations remain elevated, analysts believe that India’s equity culture is deepening, and the IPO market will continue to play a crucial role in capital formation and wealth creation for both issuers and investors.
October 2025 will go down as a milestone month in India’s financial history, showcasing the country’s economic dynamism and investor confidence. The record-breaking ₹46,000 crore fundraising spree underscores the evolution of India’s primary market into a mature, globally competitive platform capable of attracting and absorbing large-scale capital.
As India continues its growth trajectory, the sustained IPO momentum not only signals market confidence but also reaffirms the country’s status as one of the world’s most vibrant equity markets. With more listings on the horizon, 2025 is shaping up to be a year that redefines the contours of India’s financial landscape.
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