India's stock market set for ₹60,000cr surge in 2 months
Big moves are coming to India's stock market: over a dozen companies are set to raise about ₹60,000 crore ($6.3 billion) in just the next 2 months through IPOs, institutional placements, and government stake sales.
This surge is a welcome change after a pretty slow start to 2026, when IPOs raised only $3.5 billion compared to the $20 billion seen in previous years.
Major Indian issuers, liquidity concerns
Some of the biggest names jumping in include SBI Funds Management with a ₹13,000 crore share issue and the government planning to sell 2% of LIC for ₹10,000 crore.
Waaree Energies and JSW Infrastructure are also lining up big offerings. Plus, Zepto is aiming for a $1 billion IPO while NSE could file for a massive $2.5 billion listing soon.
While investor interest is strong, experts say so many large deals could make it harder for smaller stocks to get attention and might stretch market liquidity thin for now.