General Atlantic-backed Acko Insurance is reportedly planning an IPO with a valuation target between $2 billion and $2.5 billion. Sources say the company is also looking at a listing in early 2027, suggesting timing is longer than many investors might expect. The details point to a high-growth valuation bet as Acko prepares for a public market debut.
New-age insurer Acko is set to confidentially file draft papers for a potential $250 million stock market debut. In the same tech roundup, Infosys faces a sharp market cap plunge, underlining how uneven sentiment is across India’s listed tech and insurance names.
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Insurtech unicorn Acko has brought in ICICI Securities, Morgan Stanley, and Kotak Securities as IPO bankers, according to sources. The company is reportedly aiming for a $2–2.5 billion valuation, plans to file DRHP in the confidential route in H2 2026, and expects to list in H1 2027. The IPO is expected to include fresh shares and an OFS component.
Digital insurer Acko is preparing a confidential IPO, looking to raise about $250 million and target a valuation range of roughly $2 billion to $2.5 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. The company has reportedly brought in top investment banks and plans to file its prospectus by June. Acko was founded by Varun Dua and sells insurance direct to consumers.
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