Big-ticket IPOs to watch out for in 2025: Reliance Jio, LG Electronics, Ather Energy, Greaves Electric and more

As the year 2024 is going to wrap up, many in the financial world might be wondering if the IPO fever will continue into 2025. The year 2024, made many excitement in India’s IPO market with massive listings such as Hyundai Motor India, Bajaj Housing Finance, and Ola Electric setting new records.

But without a hiatus, the dawn of 2025 is also going to shape up another blockbuster year, with a slew of big-ticket IPOs and listings on the horizon.

Let’s take a look at the IPOs that are much awaited by investors for 2025.

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Big ticket IPOs to watch out for in 2025

The year 2025 could possibly be a year of Mega IPOs breaking the records of the earlier offerings, as several heavyweight companies are preparing themselves to go public, either through IPOs of their subsidiaries or direct listings.

Reliance Jio

One of the most talked about IPO in the town is Reliance Industries’ telecom arm, Reliance Jio. Although the company hasn’t announced anything of it officially, as per various reports, the telecom giant, valued at over USD 100 billion, has been on the radar for a while, and it seems like 2025 could be the year it makes its stock market debut.

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Moreover, it is also intriguing to note that if this issue makes its debut, it could be one of the largest IPOs ever seen in India, potentially surpassing the records set by Hyundai Motor India’s IPO in 2024.

LG Electronics

Another IPO in the limelight is LG Electronics India. As per reports, the company is considering an IPO for its Indian unit, and could be potentially valued at up to USD 15 billion.

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