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Informist, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2025

 

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--SEBI: IPOs in Nov remained robust following record fundraising in Oct
--CONTEXT: SEBI releases December bulletin
--SEBI: New listings in November delivered strong performance
--SEBI: Equity cash mkt turnover dn 4.2% on NSE in Nov, dn 2% on BSE
--SEBI: 420,000 net demat accounts added with NSDL in Nov, up 1% on month
--SEBI: Nov FPI outflows on domestic stocks' underperformance vs global mkts
--SEBI: Nov FPI outflows on uncertainties about global trade, policy

 

MUMBAI – Fundraising through initial public offerings remained robust in November following the record offerings in October, the Securities and Exchange Board of India said Wednesday in its bulletin for December. A total of 22 companies were listed across the National Stock Exchange and BSE after mobilising INR 335.07 billion, marking the second-highest monthly resource mobilisation in the financial year 2025-26 (Apr-Mar), the markets regulator said. Eight out of 12 mainboard issues and six out of 10 small and medium enterprise listings were at a premium.

 

Offer for sale emerged as the dominant component of mainboard listings during the month. The 12 companies that were listed on the mainboard collectively raised INR 330.14 billion, of which 36% was mobilised through fresh issuances of shares and the rest through offers for sale.

 

Among mainboard listings in FY26 till November, financial services accounted for INR 482.09 billion, more than a third of the total amount raised. The second biggest share has been of consumer durables companies, which raised INR 204.70 billion, followed by consumer services companies, which raised INR 152.09 billion, and capital goods companies, which raised INR 121.79 billion. The four sectors together accounted for 69% of the total funds raised through mainboard listings in this period, SEBI said.

 

SECONDARY MARKET

After at least a year of muted returns, the domestic equity market advanced for the third consecutive month in November, supported by robust corporate earnings growth and sustained buying by domestic institutional investors, SEBI said in the bulletin. The benchmark indices Nifty 50 and BSE Sensex have gained around 2% during the month. Wednesday, these indices closed 0.1% lower at 26142.10 points and 85408.70 points, respectively. 

 

However, foreign portfolio investors turned net sellers in the cash market in November, offloading almost INR 38 billion worth of stocks, reversing the buying of INR 146.1 billion in October. The outflows in the reporting month were influenced by multiple factors, including the underperformance of Indian equities compared with other major global markets, increasing investor preference for markets with emerging technology-focused companies, uncertainty about global trade and policy, and volatility in the dollar-rupee rate, SEBI said.

 

In November, turnover in the equity cash segment declined 4.2% on the NSE and 2% on BSE. The combined average daily turnover on BSE and NSE for the month rose 5.3% on year to INR 1.13 trillion. In the derivatives segment, the options premium average daily turnover fell 4% on month across the NSE and BSE while that for equity futures was steady at INR 1.7 trillion. 

 

The number of dematerialised accounts with National Security Depository Ltd. rose 420,000, or 1% on month, in November. The number of such accounts with Central Depository Services (India) Ltd. rose 2.28 million, or 1.4% on month. At the end of November, the overall number of dematerialised accounts was 213 million, with 43 million at NSDL and 170 million at CDSL, as per the bulletin.  End

 

Reported by Anjana Therese Antony

Edited by Rajeev Pai

 

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