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June 2025 is gearing up to be an active month for India’s primary markets, with over six companies expected to launch their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs). The estimated cumulative fundraising is projected to fall between ₹8,000 and ₹10,000 crore, signaling a robust start to the mid-year IPO calendar.
This renewed activity comes even as May ended with a somewhat muted investor response in several offerings, especially from retail and high net worth individual (HNI) segments.
According to market insiders, June will see a diverse mix of large and mid-cap IPOs from sectors like real estate, finance, agriculture, and digital services. The notable names lined up include:
These offerings are expected to attract institutional and retail attention, particularly given the pedigree of some of the issuers.
While the IPO calendar appears packed, investor sentiment has been somewhat cautious. Several issues launched in late May received a lukewarm response. For instance:
Such subdued participation indicates investors are being more selective, possibly due to multiple IPOs launching back-to-back. This phenomenon, known as "IPO bunching," tends to dilute investor focus and available capital.
May saw the launch of six main board IPOs, including names like:
The total fundraising from these offerings touched nearly ₹9,000 crore. Some companies fared exceptionally well:
However, the momentum did not continue throughout the month, especially in its latter half.
Experts point to a few reasons behind the reduced enthusiasm:
Despite the muted tone, many believe the upcoming June issues—especially the NSDL and Travel Food Services IPOs—could help restore momentum if priced and marketed attractively.
June’s IPO lineup presents a solid mix of opportunity and risk. While the pipeline includes respected names and sectoral diversity, investors should do their due diligence instead of following grey market trends or short-term sentiment.
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