Nine IPOs to Raise Rs 7,681 Crore Open Aug 10–12

Nine companies are preparing to launch initial public offerings next week, targeting a combined Rs 7,681 crore as the primary market returns to a packed calendar. Company filings show the offers span both the mainboard and SME platforms, with subscription windows set to open between Aug. 10 and Aug. 12.

Deal documents name Dhoot Transmission, Shiprocket, Milky Mist Dairy Food and Molbio Diagnostics among the issuers expected to come to market in that period. The remaining planned offers come from manufacturing, logistics and healthcare-adjacent segments, according to the filings.

IPO calendar clusters around Aug. 10–12

The scheduling concentrates book-building into a narrow window, moving several deals from opening to allotment in quick succession. Filings outline opening dates and stated offer sizes, while final day-by-day schedules are typically confirmed by issuers and merchant bankers as bids begin to be accepted.

The flow from subscription to tradable stock is expected to follow standard steps. After books open on Aug. 10–12, allotment and allocation processes proceed on the usual timelines, and successful issues list after allotment.

Listings from last week add to the near-term pipeline Exchange notices indicate that eight companies that launched last week are due to list next week. That timing places several new listings alongside the next set of openings, keeping primary-market activity concentrated over a short period.

This sequence effectively stacks multiple stages of the issuance cycle at once: some companies move from subscription to listing, while others begin taking bids. The near-term calendar therefore becomes a key reference point for investors tracking the pace of new equity coming to market.

What investors will track once bids open

Once the nine offers open, market participants are expected to watch primary-market fund flows and subscription rates closely. Those results will determine how much of the planned new equity supply transitions into the secondary market in the days following allotment and listing.

Because the opening dates are grouped between Aug. 10 and Aug. 12, demand signals may also emerge within a compressed timeframe. However, the final cadence of events can still depend on the confirmed calendars published as issuers begin to accept bids.