India's IPO Pricing Stabilizes, Further Easing Expected

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India's IPO pricing for venture-backed companies has stabilized due to a deeper market supported by domestic mutual funds.
Experts expect pricing to ease further as foreign investors return in H2 2024.

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India's IPO pricing for venture-backed companies has stabilized due to a deeper market supported by domestic mutual funds. Experts expect pricing to ease further as foreign investors return in H2 2024.

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