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- In August, 22,439 crore Rupees was raised through 23 mainboard IPOs.
- Bulk and block deals reached a two-year high at 98,353 crore Rupees.
- Companies raised 31,446 crore Rupees via QIP, the highest monthly amount this year.
- 1,705 crore Rupees was raised via OFS, as market fundraising activity accelerated.
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August witnessed intense fundraising activity in Indian stock markets. A total of 22,439 crore Rupees was raised through 23 mainboard IPOs, making it the month with the highest number of IPOs in 2026. Bulk and block deals reached a two-year high with a volume of 98,353 crore Rupees.
While the IPO market had cooled in the first six months of the year, it gained momentum in July and August. While July saw 12 IPOs raising 28,648 crore Rupees, the number of IPOs rose to 23 in August, though the amount raised dipped slightly. Strong listings boosting investor confidence and continued fund flows via SIPs are among the key drivers of this momentum.
In August, 31,446 crore Rupees was raised via QIP (Qualified Institutional Placement), which provides funds directly from institutional investors, marking the highest monthly QIP amount of the year. Additionally, 1,705 crore Rupees was raised through OFS (Offer for Sale). All these channels point to a distinct acceleration in the market's fundraising activity.
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- How many IPOs were held in August and how much money was raised?
- 23 mainboard IPOs were held in August, raising a total of 22,439 crore Rupees.
- What was the volume of bulk and block deals?
- In August, 1,459 transactions resulted in bulk and block deals worth a total of 98,353 crore Rupees, the highest level in two years.
- Through which methods did companies raise funds other than IPOs?
- Companies raised 31,446 crore via QIP (Qualified Institutional Placement) and 1,705 crore Rupees via OFS (Offer for Sale).