SEBI approves 8 IPOs in Indira IVF, Chartered Speed, Jerai Fitness

Capital markets regulator SEBI has approved eight companies in the healthcare, mobility, infrastructure, manufacturing and consumer segments to go ahead with their public listings. While market conditions remain selective, the approvals suggest that well-established businesses with scale or niche positions are seeking regulatory relaxation ahead of a possible listing window in 2026.

Indra IVF

Indira IVF is one of the most prominent names in the current IPO pipeline. The company operates one of the largest fertility clinic networks in India, operating in major cities and tier-II markets. Its business is built around assisted reproductive treatments, including IVF and related procedures, a segment that has seen growing demand due to delayed parenthood, lifestyle changes and high awareness.

Investor interest in the company is driven by structural growth in reproductive services, relatively low penetration in India compared to global markets and ability to scale clinics with standardized protocols. The approval closely tracks Indira IVF among the healthcare listings expected next year.

Chartered Speed

Ahmedabad-based passenger mobility company Chartered Speed ​​raised Rs. 855 crore is planned to be raised. In this issue Rs. 655 crore in fresh equity sales and promoters Pankaj Gandhi and Alka Pankaj Gandhi for Rs. 200 crore will include an Offer for Sale (OFS) of shares.

Glass wall systems

Facade solutions provider Glass Wall Systems India’s IPO has been cleared by Sebi, according to a notification, to offer an exit mainly to India Business Excellence Fund (IBEF) and Vistra ITCL, the company’s sole public shareholders.

The company issued new shares at Rs. 60 crore, while promoters and investors will sell up to 4.02 crore equity shares through offer-for-sale (OFS).

The company’s promoters will sell 98.62 lakh shares in the offer-for-sale issue, while investors – Vistra ITCL India (Trustee of Business Excellence Trust II – India Business Excellence Fund II) and India Business Excellence Fund – IIA will exit Glass Wall Systems by selling the entire 85.04 lakh shares. 35.89% stake by OFS.

Sriram Food Industries

Shriram Food Industry Limited (Greta Group), which started as Shriram Rice Udyog India in 2014 and later evolved into its current form, has also received approval. The company plans to raise funds through a combination of fresh issue of up to 2.12 crore shares and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 52 lakh shares by its promoter shareholders, Orient Dealtrade and Greta Industries. The total issue size is Rs. There are 2.64 crore shares of face value of 10.

RKCPL

Gurgaon-based civil construction and infrastructure development company RKCPL raised Rs. It has received regulatory approval to raise funds of up to ₹ 1,250 crore.

According to the draft red herring prospectus filed on September 24, the company through fresh shares will issue Rs. 700 crore, while promoters Naresh Kumar and Krishan Kumar Goyal have raised their Rs. 550-crore worth of shares will be sold through an offer-for-sale.

As part of the fresh issue component, RKCPL has raised Rs. Wants to raise up to 140 crores.

Tempsense Instruments

The Tempsense Instruments (India) IPO is structured as a book-built issue, with Rs. Includes fresh issue of Rs 118 crore and offer for sale (OFS) of 1.79 crore equity shares. The company plans to list its equity shares on both NSE and BSE.

ICICI Securities has been appointed as the book running lead manager, while Kfin Technologies will serve as the registrar for the issue. Key details like IPO opening and closing dates, price band and lot size are yet to be announced.

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Jerai Fitness

The Jerai Fitness IPO will be a 100% OFS (Offer for Sale) with a face value of up to Rs.43,92,500. 10 will be for equity shares. Shares will be listed on both NSE and BSE.

MK Global Financial Services and Catalyst Capital Partners are the book-running lead managers, while Bigshare Services is the registrar.

The IPO is a 100% book-built offer for sale (OFS) of 43,92,500 equity shares with a face value of ₹10. Since it is purely an OFS, the company will not receive any income, and the funds will go to the promoters-Rajesh Ramsukh Rai, Rinku Rajesh Rai and Rajesh Ramsukh Rai HUF.

Rays of belief

Rays of Faith, which had previously filed its papers through a confidential route, also received approval to launch its public offering.

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