Categories: Business

India IPO gold rush becomes foreign firms’ cash-out machine

Foreign firms are increasingly cashing out of India’s booming IPO market, pocketing billions instead of raising capital for expansion. Recent listings, including major players like Hyundai and LG, saw over $5 billion flow overseas. This trend, driven by high valuations, raises concerns about capital outflows and the rupee’s stability, with policymakers questioning IPOs as exit routes.

The News Vista

Share
Published by
The News Vista

Recent Posts

Glide bombs: How these cheap weapons are giving Russia its battlefield edge back in Ukraine

The Ukraine conflict showcases new combat innovations, especially Russian glide bombs. These weapons allow strikes…

28 minutes ago

Eyes in the sky: How India plans to detect & destroy every airborne threat before it strikes

India is significantly expanding its airborne surveillance fleet to bolster air defence capabilities. New Netra…

1 hour ago

Australian man, 82, and grandson cycle 5,300km for motor neurone disease support

An 82-year-old grandfather and his 18-year-old grandson completed a nearly 5,300-kilometre cycling journey across Australia…

1 hour ago

California insurance deal saves consumers an estimated $530 million

California insurance regulators approved a State Farm settlement, saving policyholders approximately $530 million. This agreement…

1 hour ago