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Post by : Anis Farhan
India’s primary markets are gearing up for a significant IPO sprint even as broader market volatility persists in early 2026. After a record 2025, where companies collectively raised over ₹1.76 trillion through public issues, the beginning of 2026 saw subdued activity with only a handful of listings. However, the pipeline of upcoming IPOs suggests a sharp pickup in capital-raising activity with seven companies expected to raise nearly ₹14,000 crore before the end of February.
This trend reflects a renewed investor appetite for quality listings, notwithstanding recent market turbulence influencing equity valuations and broader sentiment. Here, we break down each of these offerings, their business models, expected issue sizes, and what investors should watch ahead of their market debuts.
Fractal Analytics Ltd. is a leading global analytics and artificial intelligence firm headquartered in Mumbai that provides advanced data-driven solutions to enterprises worldwide. The company’s offerings span AI models, cloud-native analytics platforms, and decision-making frameworks that help clients improve business outcomes. Its clientele includes prominent global technology and Fortune 500 firms.
Fractal Analytics’ IPO has been finalised and will open for subscription from February 9 to February 11, 2026. The company has set a price band of ₹857–₹900 per share and aims to raise around ₹2,834 crore through a combination of fresh issuance and offer-for-sale components. The issue size was reduced by over 40% from earlier plans, reflecting strategic adjustments to market conditions.
This listing marks a major milestone in India’s technology ecosystem as one of the first pure AI-focused companies entering the public markets. For investors, Fractal represents a play on the high-growth sectors of artificial intelligence, digital analytics, and enterprise transformation — areas expected to see strong demand as firms globally continue to adopt AI-led platforms.
Aye Finance is a non-banking financial company (NBFC) backed by prominent investors including Alphabet’s CapitalG and other global financial funds. The firm specialises in providing credit solutions to small and micro enterprises, a segment often underserved by traditional lenders.
The public issue of Aye Finance is scheduled to open alongside Fractal Analytics on February 9 and close on February 11, 2026. The IPO comprises fresh equity issuance worth ₹710 crore and an offer-for-sale of ₹300 crore, backed by stakeholders including Alpha Wave India and MAJ Invest Financial Inclusion Fund.
For retail and institutional investors, Aye Finance offers exposure to India’s rapidly expanding credit market, particularly in the micro enterprise segment where demand continues to grow. As financial inclusion remains a national priority, the firm’s focus on small businesses positions it well for long-term growth.
Among the most anticipated listings in this IPO cycle is Indo MIM, a reputed manufacturer of metal injection moulding (MIM) components used across aerospace, automotive, industrial machinery, and medical devices sectors. The company’s products command technological precision and cater to high-growth markets globally.
Indo MIM is anticipated to launch the largest IPO in the current pipeline, with an estimated issue size of around ₹5,500 crore. The attractiveness of this issue stems from its scale and the company’s core positioning in advanced manufacturing.
Investors tracking manufacturing and export-oriented businesses will find Indo MIM’s IPO compelling due to its strong order books, diversified client base, and exposure to sectors benefiting from global industrial demand recovery.
Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions focuses on renewable energy infrastructure and clean energy solutions for commercial and industrial clients. Its portfolio includes solar power generation assets, energy storage, and sustainability-driven energy solutions that help corporates reduce carbon footprints and energy costs.
The company plans to raise about ₹3,600 crore through its public issue, making it one of the larger listings in this cycle. With increasing global and domestic emphasis on renewable energy adoption, Clean Max stands out as a key beneficiary of sustainability-linked investment trends.
Clean Max’s IPO provides investors with access to India’s burgeoning clean energy transition theme, where renewable capacity additions and corporate sustainability spending continue to accelerate.
Gaja Alternative Asset Management is an emerging alternative investment manager focused on deploying capital into infrastructure, private equity, and special-situations assets. Its strategic positioning in the alternatives space taps into rising institutional demand for diversified, non-traditional investment solutions.
Gaja Alternative Asset Management is expected to raise approximately ₹656 crore in its IPO before the end of the month.
As alternative asset classes gain traction among Indian investors seeking higher risk-adjusted returns, Gaja’s public listing may attract interest from institutional and retail segments alike — particularly those looking beyond traditional equity and debt instruments.
Skyways Air Services operates within the aviation sector, providing passenger and charter services across key domestic corridors. While the aviation industry faces cyclical challenges, targeted growth opportunities exist in regional connectivity and charter operations segments.
The company is estimated to raise around ₹650 crore through its proposed IPO.
For investors bullish on India’s aviation recovery and regional air connectivity prospects, Skyways’ IPO presents an opportunity to gain exposure. However, risks tied to fuel price volatility, competitive pressures, and cyclical demand warrant careful evaluation.
PNGS Reva Diamond operates within the luxury consumer goods segment, specialising in diamond retail and branded jewellery. India’s jewellery market, valued for its strong cultural affinity and growing consumer base, positions PNGS Reva to capitalise on brand expansion opportunities.
The company plans to raise around ₹360 crore through its public issue.
PNGS Reva Diamond’s listing is expected to appeal to investors interested in consumer discretionary businesses, particularly those with strong brand recognition and retail growth potential.
The beginning of 2026 witnessed only three IPOs — including listings by Bharat Coking Coal, Amagi Media Labs, and Shadowfax Technologies — collectively raising about ₹4,765 crore, indicating a slower pace compared to the record activity in 2025.
The seven IPOs expected before February end are projected to significantly raise the trajectory of primary market activity, potentially unlocking fresh capital inflows into listed equities.
Despite volatility in broader equity markets affecting valuations and risk sentiment, the diversified nature of the upcoming IPOs — spanning technology, finance, renewables, manufacturing, and consumer segments — reflects confidence in long-er prospects across sectors.
As India’s IPO calendar accelerates toward ₹14,000 crore worth of offerings this month, investors should closely monitor subscription timelines, pricing bands, and institutional anchor demand metrics. Sectoral performance, competitive positioning, and global macro cues will also play pivotal roles in post-listing performance.
In addition to evaluating individual business fundamentals, investors must consider prevailing market volatility and liquidity conditions that can influence IPO pricing and aftermarket trading dynamics.
Disclaimer:
This article is intended for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. Investors should conduct their own research or consult with a qualified financial advisor before making investment decisions.
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