New Delhi, March 19 -- Even as several IPO-bound technology companies reassess launch timelines amid the war in West Asia, one critical element of their listing preparation-shifting their corporate domicile back to India-remains largely unaffected.

Mint's analysis of EY data shows that nearly 20 Indian tech startups have either shifted, are in the process of shifting, or are considering shifting their headquarters back to India ahead of planned listings. Of these, 13 companies have already completed the restructuring or are in the process of it, signalling that the trend is becoming a structural feature of India's new-age tech IPO pipeline.

These companies were founded in India but chose Singapore or US holding structures to tap global ...