25 IPOs This Year Reward Investors; Sambhav Steel and Quadrant Lead the Gains

The domestic stock market has witnessed strong IPO activity this year, with 25 companies going public so far and 19 of them delivering positive returns to investors. Among the top performers, Sambhav Steel and Quadrant Technologies have provided exceptional gains, making investors significantly wealthier.

 

Sambhav Steel’s IPO was priced at ₹290 per share, and it debuted on the market at ₹444—a gain of over 53% on listing day. Quadrant Technologies also impressed, listing at ₹110 per share against its issue price of ₹72, delivering a sharp premium to investors.

 

Several other IPOs, including those from Anzen India Energy Yield Plus Trust, Premier Energies, and Radiant Cash Management, have generated solid returns, highlighting investor appetite for new listings.

 

Market data shows that Indian IPOs have collectively raised ₹22,000 crore so far this year, with more offerings in the pipeline for the remaining months. Notably, India currently ranks second globally in IPO volumes, trailing only China.

 

Analysts attribute the strong performance to robust domestic liquidity, active retail participation, and healthy corporate earnings. With over 26 IPOs expected before the year ends, market experts believe the IPO rally could continue, especially in sectors like manufacturing, renewable energy, and technology.