Several companies are scheduled to launch initial public offerings (IPOs) in India between September 7 and September 15, as market participants describe an active IPO pipeline. One report says 11 mainboard companies plan to raise a combined ₹7,055 crore, while another says 16 companies (12 mainboard and four SMEs) are seeking more than ₹7,190 crore during the broader week window.
The listed mainboard offers include Pranav Constructions (expected to begin on September 7), Kanohar Electricals, Glass Wall Systems India, Prasol Chemicals, and Manipal Payment & Identity Solutions (opening across September 8–11), along with Rentomojo (named a leading issue on September 9) and several others. The fundraising mix varies by company, with one source citing that out of the ₹7,055 crore target, about 39% is for fresh issues and 61% is for offers for sale by existing shareholders. Companies plan to use fresh proceeds for expansion, capital expenditure, debt repayment, working capital, and general purposes.
Outlets differ mainly in scope and timing: one source focuses on 11 mainboard IPOs through September 15, while the other covers additional mainboard and SME launches during September 7–11. Both accounts describe strong activity in September compared with August.