India plans $20 billion IPOs from state firms by 2030
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- •India aims to raise $20 billion from IPOs of state-run companies by 2030.
- •On February 26, 2026, the National Stock Exchange invited banks to bid for managing a $2.5 billion IPO.
- •The $2.5 billion IPO is one of the initial offerings under the government's divestment program.
- •India's government expects these IPOs to improve fiscal health by reducing public sector borrowing.
- •The technology sector in India is projected to grow 6% to $315 billion in fiscal 2026, indicating a growing economy that may support IPO demand.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the $2.5 billion IPO attracts strong investor demand India's government could accelerate its divestment program, boosting revenue and encouraging more private investment in state firms.
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CNChannel News AsiaIndia's technology sector to expand 6% to $315 billion in fiscal 2026, industry body saysAFRICABusiness Day (South Africa)India aims to raise R315bn from IPOs of state-run firms by 2030FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsNSE Is Said to Invite Banks to Pitch for $2.5 Billion India IPOFINANCEThe Hindu - Business