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Mega IPO wave set to sweep Dalal Street as July listings gather pace

India's IPO market is poised for a strong comeback in July, with over a dozen companies planning to raise approximately ₹45,000 crore. Major offerings from SBI Funds Management, Manipal Health Enterprises, and Zepto are leading the charge. Favorable market conditions, robust domestic investor participation, and easing global uncertainties are fueling this resurgence, signaling a positive outlook for the primary market.

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Mega IPO wave set to sweep Dalal Street as July listings gather pace
India's IPO market is poised for a strong comeback in July, with over a dozen companies planning to raise approximately ₹45,000 crore. Major offerings from SBI Funds Management, Manipal Health Enterprises, and Zepto are leading the charge. Favorable market conditions, robust domestic investor participation, and easing global uncertainties are fueling this resurgence, signaling a positive outlook for the primary market.
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