IPO Rush: Five Powerful Public Issues and 24 Listings Set to Energize Indian Markets This Week

October 6, 2025 Comments (0) 6 Mins Read

Author: Aditya Pareek | EQMint

October 6, 2025 – The Indian capital market is set for yet another eventful week as five new Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) are lined up for subscription, while an impressive 24 IPO rush are expected to hit the bourses. As investor sentiment continues to remain upbeat, this week’s IPO calendar is likely to witness significant activity across sectors ranging from finance and electronics to infrastructure and pharmaceuticals.

The upcoming issues include Tata Capital, LG Electronics India, Anantam Highways Trust InvIT, Mittal Sections, and Rubicon Research — each drawing attention for its scale, sectoral diversity, and market potential.

Tata Capital IPO: The Big Bull in the Ring

Subscription Window: October 6 – October 8

Topping the list is the much-awaited Tata Capital IPO, one of the most anticipated public issues of 2025. As the financial services arm of the Tata Group, Tata Capital’s entry into the primary market marks a significant milestone in the conglomerate’s expansion into the retail investment space.

The IPO rush is expected to attract massive investor participation given the brand’s legacy, trust factor, and diversified business model covering consumer loans, housing finance, wealth management, and corporate lending.

Analysts believe the Tata Capital issue could potentially see robust oversubscription from both institutional and retail investors. “The Tata brand has historically commanded strong investor confidence. Considering Tata Capital’s consistent growth trajectory, stable earnings, and diversified portfolio, the IPO could be one of the largest and most successful listings of the year,” said a senior market analyst.

LG Electronics India IPO: Strengthening Tech Manufacturing Footprint

Subscription Window: October 7 – October 9

Global electronics giant LG Electronics India is also entering the Indian primary market this week. The South Korean conglomerate’s Indian arm has been a household name for decades, with a strong presence in home appliances, consumer electronics, and smart devices.

This IPO rush marks LG’s strategic intent to deepen its manufacturing base in India and attract domestic investors to participate in its expansion story. The issue comes at a time when the Indian government is aggressively pushing for local manufacturing under the ‘Make in India’ initiative.

Industry watchers expect LG’s offering to appeal strongly to investors seeking exposure in the consumer durables and technology sector. “Given LG’s brand value, operational scale, and product diversification, this IPO rush could be one of the strongest multinational listings in recent years,” said another brokerage expert.

Anantam Highways Trust InvIT: Driving Infrastructure Investment

Subscription Window: October 7 – October 9

The infrastructure segment will also see activity with Anantam Highways Trust InvIT (Infrastructure Investment Trust) launching its issue this week. The InvIT model, which allows investors to participate in revenue-generating infrastructure assets, has gained traction among institutional investors in recent years.

Anantam Highways Trust focuses on road development and toll operations, contributing to India’s growing highway and logistics ecosystem. With the government’s continued emphasis on infrastructure spending and public-private partnerships, the InvIT space has seen rising investor interest.

Experts believe the Anantam issue could provide long-term investors with stable yield opportunities backed by predictable cash flows. “Infrastructure InvITs like Anantam are crucial for mobilizing funds for road projects and offer a sustainable investment avenue,” said a senior fund manager.

Mittal Sections IPO: Building on Industrial Growth

Subscription Window: October 7 – October 9

Among the industrial manufacturing firms, Mittal Sections Limited will open its IPO for subscription on October 7. The company is known for its structural steel and metal sections used in construction, infrastructure, and engineering projects.

With India’s construction and real estate sectors on a steady recovery path, the demand for quality steel products has surged, putting companies like Mittal Sections in a favorable position.

Analysts suggest that investors eyeing growth opportunities in India’s booming infrastructure sector might find the Mittal Sections IPO attractive. The company’s focus on quality manufacturing and expansion in industrial hubs adds further strength to its long-term prospects.

Rubicon Research IPO: Spotlight on Pharma Innovation

Subscription Window: October 9 – October 13

Rounding off the list is Rubicon Research, a pharmaceutical development and manufacturing company known for its expertise in formulation and drug delivery solutions. The IPO rush opens on October 9 and will remain active till October 13 — making it the longest subscription window of the week.

The Indian pharmaceutical sector has been one of the key beneficiaries of global healthcare demand, and Rubicon’s strong research base positions it well for growth. The company serves clients across regulated markets like the US, Europe, and emerging economies, focusing on niche generics and complex formulations.

With increasing investor appetite for healthcare and life sciences, Rubicon’s IPO could attract strong institutional participation. Market watchers also note that the company’s expansion into contract development and manufacturing services (CDMO) adds a future growth driver.

Market Sentiment: A Festive Season of IPOs

The sudden surge in public offerings comes amid a broader wave of optimism in India’s equity markets. The benchmark indices — Nifty 50 and Sensex — continue to hover near record highs, buoyed by stable macroeconomic indicators, improving corporate earnings, and robust domestic liquidity.

According to analysts, the ongoing IPO rush reflects not just corporate confidence but also the appetite of retail investors to participate in India’s growth story. The week’s lineup — featuring household names and emerging players alike — underscores the diversity of India’s capital market, offering opportunities across sectors from finance to infrastructure and healthcare.

“The coming week represents a microcosm of India’s economic momentum,” said an investment strategist. “From Tata Capital’s financial muscle to LG’s technological prowess and Rubicon’s innovation, these IPOs highlight how India’s growth story is multi-sectoral and inclusive.”

Investor Outlook

While the IPO rush looks promising, experts also caution investors to evaluate fundamentals carefully before subscribing. Key considerations include company valuations, debt profiles, profitability trends, and sectoral competition.

For investors, this week presents a rare mix — iconic brands like Tata and LG alongside niche players like Rubicon and Mittal Sections, offering both stability and growth potential.

With over two dozen listings expected in parallel, the Indian markets are poised for one of the busiest weeks of 2025, setting the tone for a vibrant final quarter.

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