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Indian Mutual Funds Boost IPO Investments to ₹22,750 Crore in 2025
Indian mutual funds have invested over ₹22,750 crore across eight major IPOs this year, led by HDFC and ICICI AMCs. Domestic funds contributed nearly 44% of total IPO fundraising in 2025, highlighting rising retail participation and confidence in India’s primary markets. Top allocations included Tata Capital, HDB Financial, and LG Electronics India IPO issues. Fund houses expect this trend to strengthen in FY26.
Jagran• By Harsh Ranjan
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Indian Mutual Funds Boost IPO Investments to ₹22,750 Crore in 2025
Indian mutual funds have invested over ₹22,750 crore across eight major IPOs this year, led by HDFC and ICICI AMCs. Domestic funds contributed nearly 44% of total IPO fundraising in 2025, highlighting rising retail participation and confidence in India’s primary markets. Top allocations included Tata Capital, HDB Financial, and LG Electronics India IPO issues. Fund houses expect this trend to strengthen in FY26.
Jagran• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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Indian mutual funds invested ₹22,750 crore in 2025 IPOs, led by HDFC and ICICI AMCs, underscoring strong domestic participation in India’s primary markets.
Indian mutual funds have invested over ₹22,750 crore across eight major IPOs this year, led by HDFC and ICICI AMCs. Domestic funds contributed nearly 44% of total IPO fundraising in 2025, highlighting rising retail participation and confidence in India’s primary markets. Top allocations included Tata Capital, HDB Financial, and LG Electronics India IPO issues. Fund houses expect this trend to strengthen in FY26.
Indian mutual funds have invested over ₹22,750 crore across eight major IPOs this year, led by HDFC and ICICI AMCs. Domestic funds contributed nearly 44% of total IPO fundraising in 2025, highlighting rising retail participation and confidence in India’s primary markets. Top allocations included Tata Capital, HDB Financial, and LG Electronics India IPO issues. Fund houses expect this trend to strengthen in FY26.
Companies:
HDFC AMC
ICICI AMC
Tata Capital
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