Upcoming IPOs this week: India’s primary market is set to witness fresh action in the SME IPO space this week, with three companies preparing to launch their public issues between May 25 and May 29. However, there will be no new mainboard IPOs opening for subscription during the holiday-shortened week.
The upcoming IPO calendar indicates that investor attention will remain focused on smaller and medium-sized enterprises, even as broader IPO fundraising activity in 2026 has remained relatively muted amid market volatility and valuation concerns.
Unlike previous weeks that saw bigger-ticket offerings, the coming week is expected to remain quiet on the mainboard IPO front. However, activity in the SME space is likely to keep investor sentiment engaged, with multiple smaller public issues opening for subscription between May 25 and May 29.
According to the latest IPO schedule, the following SME public issues are expected to hit the market this week:
The SME issue of SMR Jewels is scheduled to open on May 26. The company has fixed a price band of Rs 128–135 per share and aims to raise around Rs 67 crore through the offering.
Another jewellery sector player, Yaashvi Jewellers, is set to open its IPO on May 25. The company plans to raise nearly Rs 44 crore through the issue.
Alongside new IPO launches, multiple SME companies are also expected to debut on the stock exchanges this week. These include firms such as Vegorama Punjabi Angithi, Harikanta Overseas and Teamtech Formwork Solutions.
Despite steady activity in the SME segment, the broader IPO market has slowed in 2026. Rising geopolitical tensions, market volatility and concerns over high valuations have led several companies to delay their listing plans. Data shows IPO fundraising this year has fallen sharply compared to the same period last year.
However, market experts believe the pipeline for future IPOs remains strong, with many companies still awaiting favourable market conditions before launching their public issues.
(Disclaimer: The above article is meant for informational purposes only and should not be considered as any investment advice. ET NOW DIGITAL suggests its readers/audience consult their financial advisors before making any money-related decisions.)
