Mumbai, Aug. 3 -- The highly anticipated IPOs of NSE and Jio Platforms in September are expected to revive India's public markets, paving the way for a busier second half as more companies head to the bourses, bankers and industry executives said.

Both NSE and Jio Platforms filed their draft papers in June to raise about Rs.30,000-31,500 crore and Rs.37,000-37,700 crore, respectively, making them India's biggest IPOs to date. By comparison, Hyundai India's IPO raised about Rs.27,870 crore, while LIC's issue was worth Rs.20,557 crore.

Mint reported in July that Jio has begun marketing for its planned listing, while the Securities and Exchange Board of India settled all legal cases against NSE last week, clearing the way for another mega ...