📈 Why Are IPOs Booming in 2025?
Let’s understand what’s fuelling this mega wave:
✅ 1. Strong Market Sentiment
Both Nifty and Sensex are near all-time highs
Retail, FII, and mutual fund participation is rising
This bullishness is driving interest in new listings
✅ 2. Favorable Regulatory Environment
SEBI has streamlined IPO processes
Faster listing timelines (T+3 now), better SME disclosures
Attracting more genuine companies to go public
✅ 3. Retail Investor Explosion
Retail investors have grown from 4 crore to 12 crore+ in 3 years
Most IPOs are oversubscribed in the retail segment
Apps like Zerodha, Groww, Upstox have made IPO investing super easy
✅ 4. SMEs Want Capital + Visibility
SMEs are looking to raise capital for expansion, not just survival
Going public builds brand trust, creditworthiness, and long-term valuation
Also helps in professionalizing business operations
✅ 5. High Listing Gains = FOMO
Many IPOs (especially SME) are opening with 100%–500% premiums
This creates a rush — people apply hoping for quick profits
🚀 SME IPOs: The Real Game Changer
What is an SME IPO?
SME IPOs are for smaller companies (typically with ₹10–250 crore market cap), listed on:
NSE Emerge
BSE SME
These platforms are designed for high-growth businesses in manufacturing, IT, textiles, agriculture, infra, and other emerging sectors.
Why are SME IPOs buzzing?
Low valuation entries (IPO price ₹10–₹150 range)
Limited retail quota (35%) = quick oversubscription
Thin float (less available shares) = strong price movement
High retail interest, often driven by buzz on social media and brokers
Pros of SME IPOs:
Multibagger potential
Early entry into high-growth businesses
Often undervalued compared to mainboard peers
Cons of SME IPOs:
Low liquidity post-listing
Price volatility is high
Promoter quality needs deeper due diligence
Some may be “pump and dump” type plays
🧠 Should You Apply for IPOs?
Here’s how to decide whether an IPO is worth applying to:
🔍 Key Factors to Consider
Company Fundamentals
Revenue, profit trend, debt levels, ROE, margins
Business model — is it scalable?
Promoter Background
Are promoters credible? Any fraud history?
Prior experience and educational background
Valuation
Is it overvalued compared to listed peers?
Use P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA ratios
IPO Objectives
Is the money being used for business growth?
Or just for promoter exit?
Grey Market Premium (GMP)
While unofficial, GMP shows listing expectations
Be cautious though — GMPs can be manipulated
🧾 How to Apply for an IPO (Step-by-Step)
🛠️ Through UPI-enabled Broker Apps (Zerodha, Groww, etc.)
Go to IPO section
Select IPO > Enter lot size (1 lot = 100 shares typically)
Enter UPI ID > Submit
Accept mandate in UPI app (PhonePe/Google Pay)
Wait for allotment (T+3 now, earlier T+6)
💡 Pro Tip:
Use multiple demat accounts (self, spouse, family) to increase allotment chances in oversubscribed issues.
🧾 What if You Don’t Get Allotment?
Don’t worry! You can:
Buy from listing day (at open or on dips)
Track stocks for post-IPO corrections (good entries happen 1–3 months later)
Use SME listing trends to plan swing trades
📊 Technical Strategy for IPO Traders
Gap Up Listings: Wait 5–15 mins post open → enter on pullback or breakout
F&O stocks: Use option straddle/strangle around listing day for volatility
SME IPOs: Watch for delivery volume, UC/LC hits, and media chatter
🧭 What’s Next for IPOs in 2025?
The pipeline remains very strong.
Upcoming Big IPOs:
PharmEasy (health tech)
Ola Electric (EV leader)
MobiKwik (fintech)
Navi Finserv (Sachin Bansal-backed)
Snapdeal (retail comeback)
Also, dozens of SMEs across states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan are planning listings in Q3–Q4 2025.
SEBI is also working to merge SME IPOs to mainboard faster, which could give early investors big rewards.
✍️ Final Thoughts
The IPO and SME buzz in 2025 is not just hype — it’s a real wealth-building opportunity for informed investors.
Yes, some IPOs are risky.
Yes, some are overhyped.
But the ones with good businesses, honest promoters, and solid demand are delivering massive returns.
This trend is part of a larger India story — where startups, manufacturers, tech firms, and SMEs are finally getting the capital and visibility they deserve
Let’s understand what’s fuelling this mega wave:
✅ 1. Strong Market Sentiment
Both Nifty and Sensex are near all-time highs
Retail, FII, and mutual fund participation is rising
This bullishness is driving interest in new listings
✅ 2. Favorable Regulatory Environment
SEBI has streamlined IPO processes
Faster listing timelines (T+3 now), better SME disclosures
Attracting more genuine companies to go public
✅ 3. Retail Investor Explosion
Retail investors have grown from 4 crore to 12 crore+ in 3 years
Most IPOs are oversubscribed in the retail segment
Apps like Zerodha, Groww, Upstox have made IPO investing super easy
✅ 4. SMEs Want Capital + Visibility
SMEs are looking to raise capital for expansion, not just survival
Going public builds brand trust, creditworthiness, and long-term valuation
Also helps in professionalizing business operations
✅ 5. High Listing Gains = FOMO
Many IPOs (especially SME) are opening with 100%–500% premiums
This creates a rush — people apply hoping for quick profits
🚀 SME IPOs: The Real Game Changer
What is an SME IPO?
SME IPOs are for smaller companies (typically with ₹10–250 crore market cap), listed on:
NSE Emerge
BSE SME
These platforms are designed for high-growth businesses in manufacturing, IT, textiles, agriculture, infra, and other emerging sectors.
Why are SME IPOs buzzing?
Low valuation entries (IPO price ₹10–₹150 range)
Limited retail quota (35%) = quick oversubscription
Thin float (less available shares) = strong price movement
High retail interest, often driven by buzz on social media and brokers
Pros of SME IPOs:
Multibagger potential
Early entry into high-growth businesses
Often undervalued compared to mainboard peers
Cons of SME IPOs:
Low liquidity post-listing
Price volatility is high
Promoter quality needs deeper due diligence
Some may be “pump and dump” type plays
🧠 Should You Apply for IPOs?
Here’s how to decide whether an IPO is worth applying to:
🔍 Key Factors to Consider
Company Fundamentals
Revenue, profit trend, debt levels, ROE, margins
Business model — is it scalable?
Promoter Background
Are promoters credible? Any fraud history?
Prior experience and educational background
Valuation
Is it overvalued compared to listed peers?
Use P/E, P/B, EV/EBITDA ratios
IPO Objectives
Is the money being used for business growth?
Or just for promoter exit?
Grey Market Premium (GMP)
While unofficial, GMP shows listing expectations
Be cautious though — GMPs can be manipulated
🧾 How to Apply for an IPO (Step-by-Step)
🛠️ Through UPI-enabled Broker Apps (Zerodha, Groww, etc.)
Go to IPO section
Select IPO > Enter lot size (1 lot = 100 shares typically)
Enter UPI ID > Submit
Accept mandate in UPI app (PhonePe/Google Pay)
Wait for allotment (T+3 now, earlier T+6)
💡 Pro Tip:
Use multiple demat accounts (self, spouse, family) to increase allotment chances in oversubscribed issues.
🧾 What if You Don’t Get Allotment?
Don’t worry! You can:
Buy from listing day (at open or on dips)
Track stocks for post-IPO corrections (good entries happen 1–3 months later)
Use SME listing trends to plan swing trades
📊 Technical Strategy for IPO Traders
Gap Up Listings: Wait 5–15 mins post open → enter on pullback or breakout
F&O stocks: Use option straddle/strangle around listing day for volatility
SME IPOs: Watch for delivery volume, UC/LC hits, and media chatter
🧭 What’s Next for IPOs in 2025?
The pipeline remains very strong.
Upcoming Big IPOs:
PharmEasy (health tech)
Ola Electric (EV leader)
MobiKwik (fintech)
Navi Finserv (Sachin Bansal-backed)
Snapdeal (retail comeback)
Also, dozens of SMEs across states like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan are planning listings in Q3–Q4 2025.
SEBI is also working to merge SME IPOs to mainboard faster, which could give early investors big rewards.
✍️ Final Thoughts
The IPO and SME buzz in 2025 is not just hype — it’s a real wealth-building opportunity for informed investors.
Yes, some IPOs are risky.
Yes, some are overhyped.
But the ones with good businesses, honest promoters, and solid demand are delivering massive returns.
This trend is part of a larger India story — where startups, manufacturers, tech firms, and SMEs are finally getting the capital and visibility they deserve
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Email - techncialexpress@gmail.com ...
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Hello Guys ..
WhatsApp link- wa.link/d997q0
Email - techncialexpress@gmail.com ...
Script Coder/Trader//Investor from India. Drop a comment or DM if you have any questions! Let’s grow together!
WhatsApp link- wa.link/d997q0
Email - techncialexpress@gmail.com ...
Script Coder/Trader//Investor from India. Drop a comment or DM if you have any questions! Let’s grow together!
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