
India's initial public offering market is seeing a unique trend where share sales function primarily as exits for existing investors. Observers note ongoing concerns regarding whether these market listings generate sufficient fresh capital, investment, and business innovation.
The unusual trend is that the IPO process itself has increasingly become an exit mechanism, even as questions remain over whether India has enough “I” in its IPOs—investment, innovation and infusion of fresh capital
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