Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL) will raise 46.38 billion rupees ($522 million) through a second tranche of 15-year bonds, offering an 8.15% monthly coupon. This follows a similar 43.62 billion rupees bond sale in July. The company, which operates India's third-busiest airport, will reset these bonds after 10 years.

Adani Enterprises is set to raise 10 billion rupees ($112.6 million) via a private placement of two-year and six-month bonds, its first such fundraising since 2023. The bonds, offering an 8.70% semi-annual coupon, follow recent regulatory dismissals of some Hindenburg allegations against the conglomerate.

Eyewear retailer Lenskart has received Sebi approval for its IPO, targeting a mid-November listing. The company aims to raise Rs 2,150 crore in fresh capital, with the total IPO size expected to be Rs 7,500-8,000 crore. Lenskart turned profitable in fiscal 2025, posting a net profit of Rs 297 crore, and will use proceeds for store expansion and acquisitions.

Financial regulators - the Reserve Bank of India, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India and Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority -would not enforce ceilings on the amounts that can be borrowed by Indian companies from overseas markets. The RBI has also allowed borrowers that is under a debt restructuring scheme or corporate insolvency resolution process to raise ECB only if specifically permitted under the restructuring or resolution plan.

Tata Capital has set its IPO price band at Rs 310–326, a 56% cut from its last unlisted share price, aiming to attract investors and create potential for a listing pop. As one of India’s largest NBFCs, the three-day IPO opens on October 6. Experts say the pricing is sensible, leaving room for long-term value and investor appeal.

LG Electronics India's 15,000 crore IPO will open on October 7. The issue is an offer for sale from its Korean parent. All funds will go to the selling shareholder. LG holds a market leader position in home appliances. The company reported strong financials for fiscal 2024. This IPO is one of the biggest offerings this year.

Petpooja, a software-as-a-service platform for restaurants, successfully raised $15.4 million (Rs 137 crore) in a funding round led by Dharana Capital. The capital infusion, which included participation from notable founders, will be utilized to enhance its product portfolio, invest in AI-driven automation, and bolster customer support.

Tata Capital's ₹15,512-crore IPO is priced at ₹310-326 per share, a significant discount to its unlisted market price of ₹735. This has disappointed investors who bought unlisted shares at much higher valuations, expecting robust listing gains. Experts caution that unlisted market prices are often speculative and do not reflect final IPO valuations, a trend observed in previous offerings.

The senior notes, issued via Vedanta Resources Finance II, will be guaranteed by parent VRL and subsidiaries including Twin Star Holdings, Welter Trading, and Vedanta Holdings Mauritius II. The deal, launched under Rule 144A/Reg S, is expected to be priced as early as September 30 with preliminary ratings of B2 (Moody's) and B+ (Fitch), and will mature in October 2032.

Infrastructure construction company Dhariwal Buildtech Ltd has filed draft papers for a Rs 950 crore Initial Public Offering, comprising entirely a fresh issue. Proceeds will fund equipment purchases, debt repayment for the company and its subsidiaries, and general corporate purposes. The firm, with a Rs 4,767 crore order book, reported Rs 1,153 crore revenue and Rs 160.

LIC Housing Finance accepted bids for its 7.77% 2028 bond reissue. The company successfully raised 11 billion rupees, equivalent to $123.95 million. This bond will offer investors a yield of 6.90%. Bids were accepted on Monday. This financial move reflects ongoing market activity. The company did not comment on the development.

WeWork India announced its initial public offering price band. Shares will be priced between Rs 615 and Rs 648. The company aims to raise up to Rs 3,000 crore. Bidding for the IPO will commence on Friday, October 3. The offering includes a fresh issue and an offer for sale by existing shareholders.

Tata Capital has fixed the price band for its Rs 15,511 crore IPO at Rs 310-326 per share. The issue, opening on October 6, includes a fresh equity issue and an OFS. Shares are set to list on NSE and BSE on October 13.

India's IPO market witnessed a vibrant boom from October 2024 to September 2025, defying secondary market uncertainty by raising nearly double the funds compared to the previous year. Driven by robust domestic liquidity and a diverse mix of issues, 86 IPOs mobilised ₹1,70,897 crore. Experts anticipate this frenzy to continue as money shifts from secondary to primary markets.

Indo MIM and Laser Power & Infra have filed draft papers with Sebi for IPOs worth over Rs 2,200 crore. Proceeds will primarily go toward debt repayment and growth, with both firms leveraging strong industry positioning and robust financial performance.

Bengaluru-based Curefoods filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) to raise Rs 800 crore through the IPO, which also comprises an offer for sale (OFS) component of 4.08 crore shares.

India is set for its busiest IPO month in nearly 30 years, with 25 mainboard and 28 SME issues this week. Companies aim to raise over Rs 12,000 crore, driven by strong domestic liquidity, foreign investor interest, and SEBI’s fast-track approvals. Major upcoming listings include NSE, Tata Capital, and PhonePe.

India's pharmaceutical and healthcare industry anticipates a significant fundraising surge, projecting Rs 12,000-13,000 crore through IPOs in the coming months. Approximately 15 firms, including Indira IVF and Sahajanand Medical Technologies, are preparing to enter the primary market. Investor interest is fueled by rising infertility awareness, favorable demographics, and a shift in global focus towards pharma and biotech innovation.

State Bank of India could attract up to $466 million in passive inflows if the foreign investment limit for public-sector banks is raised from 20% to 26%, Nuvama Institutional Equities said. The move would allow higher MSCI index weightings. The government is reportedly considering the change as part of reforms to boost capital while retaining at least 51% public ownership in PSBs.

Tata 1mg, Tata Digital's online pharmacy, plans to secure $200 million through new funding. Novo Holdings and CPPIB show interest. Valuation disagreements exist, potentially leading to Tata Sons investing $75 million. The company needs $125 million. Revenue is up, losses are down. Tata 1mg expands offline, aiming for 3,000 stores by FY30. They deliver to 20,000 pin codes.