Indian tech startups shift headquarters home despite IPO delays. Major companies including Flipkart, PhonePe, Razorpay, and Zepto are relocating their holding companies from Singapore and the US back to India ahead of planned listings. Analysis of EY data reveals nearly twenty tech startups have either completed or are actively pursuing headquarters relocation, with thirteen already progressing through restructuring. The shift reflects structural changes in India's IPO pipeline driven by higher domestic valuations, deep local liquidity, and regulatory support. While geopolitical tensions are delaying IPO timelines, companies remain committed to domicile changes, which typically require three to six months. Tax implications exist for relocating firms, including loss of previous year loss carryforwards and capital gains taxes on investor share swaps.
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