If you are thinking of investing in IPO (Initial Public Offering), then next week you will have many new opportunities. 3 new IPOs are going to open in the stock market from 14th July 2026. The target of these companies together is to raise about Rs 11,980 crore from investors.
The biggest name among these IPOs is SBI Funds Management. Apart from this, Alpine Texworld and Millworks Technologies are also coming with their own IPOs.
SBI Funds Management’s biggest IPO
Next week’s biggest IPO will be of SBI Funds Management. This IPO will open on 14th July and close on 16th July. The company has fixed the price of one share between Rs 545 and Rs 574. There will be 26 shares in one lot. If a retail investor wants to buy a lot at the upper price, he will have to invest approximately Rs 14,924.
This IPO is completely Offer for Sale (OFS). That means the company is not issuing any new shares. Existing shareholders will sell their shares, so the company will not get the money received from the IPO. If everything goes as per plan, the company’s shares may be listed on BSE and NSE on July 21. SBI Funds Management was started in 1992. It is considered to be India’s largest Asset Management Company (AMC).
Alpine Texworld IPO will also open
Alpine Texworld’s IPO will also be open from July 14 to July 16. The company has fixed the price of one share at Rs 100 to Rs 105. There will be 142 shares in one lot. According to the upper price, approximately Rs 14,910 will be required to buy one lot. This is a fresh issue of Rs 126.25 crore. That means the company will issue new shares and use the money received from it to expand its business. Alpine Texworld deals in dyeing and processing of fabrics used for clothing. The company has two manufacturing units and is now planning to set up a third unit in Ahmedabad.
SME IPO will also open for investors
In the SME segment, the IPO of Millworks Technologies will also open on 14th July and close on 16th July. The company has fixed the price band of Rs 315 to Rs 331 per share and its target is to raise Rs 160.34 crore. A lot of enthusiasm is being seen in the market regarding this IPO. In the gray market, its shares are trading at more than 100% premium (GMP) over the issue price. However, investors should remember that the Gray Market Premium (GMP) is merely a market estimate. This does not provide any guarantee of profit on listing.
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Disclaimer: This article is for information only and should not be considered as investment advice in any way. TV9 Bharatvarsha advises its readers and viewers to consult their financial advisors before taking any money-related decisions. If you want to invest in IPO, then before investing, you should understand the company’s business, financial condition, risks and your investment objective thoroughly.
