India’s equity fundraising may not cross last year’s high of $60 billion this year: Jefferies
Mint 1 hr ago·22 Sept 2026, 3:30 am
Jefferies analysts say India’s equity fundraising is likely to fall short of last year’s $60 billion peak, projecting $55‑60 billion for 2024. The estimate points to a slower pace of new share issues compared with the record‑setting year.
For investors, the amount of capital raised through IPOs and follow‑on offerings influences how much fresh money flows into listed companies, which can affect share‑price dynamics and overall market depth. A modest shortfall suggests a more measured flow of new listings and may limit dilution pressure on existing stocks.
Watch the pipeline of upcoming IPOs, any regulatory or tax changes that could affect issuers, and broader macro trends such as global liquidity. These factors will shape whether the market can still deliver the $1.5 trillion of market‑capitalisation growth Jefferies expects over the next five‑to‑seven years.
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