Why SEBI Approved 13 IPOs In 1 Week. Explore The Details

The primary market in India is gaining a strong momentum as the Indian Securities Regulator, SEBI Approves 13 IPOs in just one week between January 16 and January 23, 2026.

 The list includes names like Sify Infinit Spaces, Purple Style Labs, BVG India, Pride Hotels and CMR Green Technologies. Out of these, SEBI approves Hella Infra Market IPO and Jay Jagdamba through the confidential filing route, indicating early-stage preparation for public listing.

Here’s the full list of companies

Is SEBI Doing Sudden IPO Approvals?

Their approvals may look sudden, but most of these companies had their DRHP filed with SEBI months ago, and the approvals are now following.

• Transline Technologies, which works in video surveillance and biometric solutions, filed its draft papers with SEBI on August 7, 2025. This was followed by UKB Electronics, a Noida-based electronics manufacturing services provider, which submitted its DRHP on September 1, 2025, with plans to raise Rs.800 crore.

• A large group of companies, including Medicap Healthcare, Purple Style Labs, Oswal Cables, BVG India, Pride Hotels and Sai Parenterals filed their draft papers between September 22 and September 30, 2025.

• Around the same time, Commtel Networks filed on September 29, while Sify Infinit Spaces submitted its documents a little later, on October 16, 2025.

• The approvals came in phases. Pride Hotels received SEBI’s observations on January 16, followed by Oswal Cables on January 19 and Sai Parenteral’s on January 21. On January 22, the regulator cleared Transline Technologies, CMR Green Technologies and Commtel Networks.

• Two companies took a quieter route. Jay Jagdamba, a Maharashtra-based stainless steel manufacturer, filed its DRHP with SEBI confidentially in June 2025, and Hella Infra Market Limited, a construction and building materials B2B platform, pre-filed its IPO papers in October 2025. These companies now have up to 18 months to launch their issues.

The final approval came on January 23, when SEBI issued observations for Jay Jagdamba, UKB Electronics, Medicap Healthcare, Purple Style Labs, BVG India, Sify Infinit Spaces and hella infra market limited.

With SEBI clearing these 13 IPOs approvals in just 1 week, the speed of this bulk clearance is not usual.

Which IPOs Are Fresh Issues Vs Offer For Sale?

Some companies are coming to the market mainly to bring fresh capital into the business. And some go for (Offer to sales )OFS, which means existing shareholders will sell a portion of their stake, and no fresh capital will come into the company through this issue.

• Purple Style Labs plans a Rs.660 crore IPO entirely through a fresh issue, while Medicap Healthcare is raising Rs.240 crore, also fully as fresh capital. In both cases, the money will flow directly into operations, expansion and business needs.

• At the larger end, Sify Infinit Spaces is planning an IPO of up to Rs.3,700 crore, with Rs.2,500 crore coming in as fresh funds and Rs.1,200 crore through an offer for sale (OFS). 

• Pride Hotels is also expected to raise around Rs.1,000 crore, including a Rs.260 crore fresh issue along with an OFS of 3.92 crore shares. According to Money Control, the proceeds will be used for renovation of existing hotels, repayment of certain borrowings and general corporate purposes.

• Some IPOs, however, are largely about existing investors reducing their stake. CMR Green Technologies is coming with a 100% OFS of 4.28 crore shares, while Transline Technologies will offer 1.6 crore shares entirely through OFS. In these cases, the company itself won’t receive fresh capital.

• Then there are those striking a middle ground. UKB Electronics plans an Rs.800 crore IPO, split evenly between a Rs.400 crore fresh issue and a Rs.400 crore OFS. Oswal Cables will raise Rs.300 crore through fresh shares, alongside an OFS of up to 2.22 crore shares. 

• BVG India follows a similar structure with a Rs.300 crore fresh issue and 2.85 crore shares offered by existing shareholders. Commtel Networks aims to raise Rs.900 crore, though only Rs.150 crore of that will be fresh capital.

Indian IPO Market Entering A Growth Phase?

All of these points point to one clear thing: India’s IPO market is in a growth phase. The number of approvals and the speed at which they’ve come suggest that activity is likely to stay high. Some estimates say IPO fundraising in 2026 could reach $20–25 billion, close to or above what we’ve seen in recent years.

At the same time, investors must note that a crowded IPO calendar doesn’t automatically mean every offering is worth jumping into. Markets can look strong on the surface, even when some businesses underneath are still finding their footing. The approvals reflect confidence and rising investor interest, but also call for caution and careful evaluation.

That is why slowing down and researching the basics still matter, going through the DRHP, understanding how a company earns its money, checking its debt and being aware of the risks involved.

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