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IPO hopefuls cut issue sizes fast to beat fading investor appetite
Economy
Published on 7 May 2026
Regulator lets firms slash IPO size up to half
At least 10 companies are reportedly shrinking their planned IPO sizes as investor appetite cools. The capital market regulator allows a one-time reduction of up to half without requiring a fresh filing, giving issuers more flexibility to improve listing odds. Firms in sectors including NBFCs, jewellery, and healthcare are among those weighing the option to navigate current market conditions.
- At least 10 firms are considering smaller IPOs due to weaker demand
- Regulator permits cutting issue size up to half without refiling
- Flexibility is being used to boost chances of successful listings
- NBFC, jewellery and healthcare companies are among the candidates
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