India's IPO Market Rises From Slump, Foreign Funds Pour In Despite Global Risks
India's primary market, where companies first offer their shares to the public, is finally shaking off a tough start to 2026, fueled by a welcome return of foreign funds. After months of shying away, Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have poured over ₹17,227 crore into Indian equities this July, signaling renewed confidence in the nation's growth story even as global uncertainties linger. This surge follows a crucial intervention by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) in April, which extended the validity of IPO approval letters, giving companies much-needed breathing room to launch their public issues.












