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There's something eerily familiar about 2025's IPO calendar. With mega offerings from giants like Tata Capital and Hero FinCorp, along with a parade of startups rushing to public markets, we're witnessing a frenzy that bears uncomfortable resemblance to a similar rush in 2007-08.
In 2007-08, India experienced a spectacular cycle of IPO boom and bust, as companies queued up to go public in a market drunk on liquidity and irrational optimism. In 2007 alone, over 100 companies tapped the IPO market, collectively raising around Rs.34,179 crore. Many of them were massively oversubscribed, ...
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