Mumbai, April 1 -- The current stock market volatility triggered by the West Asia war has pushed many companies to reassess their timelines for an initial public offering (IPO), with Curefoods being the latest startup to indicate unfavourable market conditions.

"We are closely monitoring the macroeconomic environment and capital market conditions to identify the most opportune time for our listing," a spokesperson for Curefoods, a Bengaluru-based cloud kitchen operator, told Mint in an emailed statement.

Other companies including Turtlemint, Indo-Mim, Inframarket, Symbiotech Pharmalabs, Duroflex, and KKR-backed Leap India are also taking a more calibrated approach for a public listing in the current climate, multiple people familiar wit...