Synopsis New-age, loss-making startups are prioritising large fresh issue components in their IPOs to fund growth, a shift from the 2021-22 cycle. Investors now prefer
Synopsis New-age, loss-making startups are prioritising large fresh issue components in their IPOs to fund growth, a shift from the 2021-22 cycle. Investors now prefer capital infusion for scaling and profitability over large shareholder exits. Companies like Zepto, Ola Electric, and PhysicsWallah exemplify this trend, signalling a market demand for businesses reinvesting in their future rather than facilitating early exits.
Published: June 23, 2026 โข 6:00 AM IST ยท Updated: June 23, 2026 โข 8:37 AM ISTBy TheBriefWire Editorial Team
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Synopsis New-age, loss-making startups are prioritising large fresh issue components in their IPOs to fund growth, a shift from the 2021-22 cycle.
Investors now prefer capital infusion for scaling and profitability over large shareholder exits.
Companies like Zepto, Ola Electric, and PhysicsWallah exemplify this trend, signalling a market demand for businesses reinvesting in their future rather than facilitating early exits.