Carlsberg A/S has reportedly filed draft documents for an initial public offering of its India unit, seeking to raise as much as $700 million. Multiple outlets say the company takes the confidential filing route, which keeps draft disclosures private during early regulatory review. Reports also indicate that Carlsberg is working with Indian and international financial institutions on the proposed listing process, including Kotak Mahindra Capital and the India units of JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. One report notes that the draft filing is with India’s market regulator, SEBI. The potential proceeds are described in U.S. dollar terms (up to $700 million) and in rupee terms as well, including figures around ₹7,100 crore, with additional reporting that promoters may plan to sell an associated stake via an offer for sale (OFS). Carlsberg India is described as the second-largest brewer in India, with an estimated market share of about 22%. The reports do not specify a timetable for approval or pricing, and the filing is characterized as confidential and preliminary.