As many as 124 companies have valid Securities and Exchange Board of India approvals to launch IPOs, seeking to collectively raise ₹2.45 trillion, according to Prime Database. Another 130 companies are awaiting regulatory clearance after filing their offer documents.
As many as 124 companies have valid Securities and Exchange Board of India approvals to launch IPOs, seeking to collectively raise ₹2.45 trillion, according to Prime Database. Another 130 companies are awaiting regulatory clearance after filing their offer documents.
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