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IPO pipeline swells to nearly Rs 4 lakh crore: Liquidity squeeze for secondary markets or valuation reset? Analysts weigh in

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  • IPO pipeline estimates are nearing Rs 4 lakh crore
  • Analysts warn the IPO wave could siphon liquidity from secondary markets
  • A large IPO pipeline may divert DII and FII flows from listed Indian stocks

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India’s IPO pipeline

India’s IPO pipeline stands at ₹3.86 lakh crore, with about 130 companies holding SEBI approval for issues totalling approximately ₹2.43 lakh crore.

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