What has been the performance of Indian IPOs since 2024?

Since the beginning of 2024, 198 Indian companies have gone public, but most have struggled, with only 64 remaining profitable and just 35 providing sustained returns.

How has the Indian IPO index performed recently?

The S&P BSE IPO Index has experienced a decline of 8% over the past six months.

Are most recent IPOs in India a good investment?

Data indicates that the majority of IPOs since 2024 have failed to make money for investors, with their value often fizzling out after an initial surge.

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India IPOs: Hype Fades, Investors Bruised

24 Feb

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Summary

Most Indian IPOs since 2024 have failed to make money.
Only 35 of 198 IPOs have delivered sustained returns.
The Indian IPO index has declined by 8% recently.

India IPOs: Hype Fades, Investors Bruised

Many recent Indian initial public offerings (IPOs) have failed to live up to investor expectations. Since the start of 2024, 198 companies have gone public, but a significant number have seen their value diminish.

As of early 2026, only 64 of these IPOs are still trading above their initial offering price. Even more concerning, just 35 have managed to provide consistent returns to investors. The broader market sentiment towards these new listings is reflected in the S&P BSE IPO Index, which has fallen by 8% over the last six months.

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