New Delhi, Nov. 15 -- India's primary market is set to pick up pace after a relatively subdued fortnight, with the Diwali holiday period having temporarily slowed IPO activity. The upcoming week, beginning 16 November, will see three public issues worth more than Rs10,000 crore in combined proceeds enter the market, bringing fresh momentum to the IPO calendar. The lineup includes two mainboard offerings and one SME issue, led by the International Finance Corporation-backed agrochemicals and seeds company Crystal Crop Protection, the Coal India subsidiary Mahanadi Coalfields, and the SME player Watrana Rentals.

The revival comes amid continued investor interest in India's IPO market, which has seen companies across sectors tap the primary...