Indian IPO market shifts strategy amid volatility. More than 10 companies with active IPO mandates are now pursuing dual-track approaches, simultaneously exploring private sales alongside public listing plans. This trend primarily affects deals valued between 500 crore and 2,000 crore rupees. The shift reflects cooling investor appetite driven by global uncertainty and market volatility, which has slowed listing activity significantly. Companies are now seeking alternative liquidity routes through private equity, private credit, and secondary transactions rather than relying solely on public offerings. Investment bankers confirm this represents a substantial change in capital-raising strategies.
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