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LG Electronics India is listing as the country's IPO market heats up. Tata Capital is raising $1.7 billion and start trading on October 13. More listings are on the way including those of billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio.
The company’s IPO comes a week after Nvidia, the world’s biggest public company, pledged to invest up to $100bn in OpenAI, the start-up behind ChatGPT, and as other big data companies, including Google and Microsoft, have committed to building out vast data centre facilities to develop and power advanced AI.
Shares of Fermi were indicated to open 31% above the offer price in their Nasdaq debut on Wednesday, giving the data center real estate investment trust a potential valuation of nearly $16.3 billion.
Cerebras initially filed to go public in September 2024 but ran into several regulatory delays due to foreign investments.
The REIT co-founded by the ex-energy secretary is benefiting from AI-driven bullishness on existing and would-be power producers.
All these 25 IPOs cumulatively raised more than Rs 13303.43 crore from investors. However, only 18 of these 25 issues were listed in September 2025.
The return of substantial initial public offerings to Europe this autumn shows the market is turning a corner, and bankers say excitement is building for bigger deals.
Injective introduces pre-IPO perpetual markets, offering decentralized exposure to private firms like OpenAI, with up to 5x leverage.
Bharuch-based Shlokka Dyes Limited in Gujarat is a leading company engaged in the large-scale manufacturing of "Reactive Dyes" used in the textile industry. The company has brought an IPO on the BSE SME platform to raise funds for capital expenditure for plant and machinery,
Co-working space operator WeWork India has collected a little over ₹1,348 crore from anchor investors ahead of its initial share-sale opening for public subscription.
It is the largest IPO on the London stock exchange by offering size this year and the biggest by market cap since September 2020. Today’s London listing comes after an IPO on Nsadaq yesterday when the share shot up 55% on the first day of trading.