IPO Calendar: Six issues to hit Dalal Street this week, eyeing Rs 1,938-crore
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The primary market is set for another busy week, with six IPO s opening for subscription and collectively aiming to raise about Rs 1,938 crore through a mix of mainboard and SME offerings. The line-up includes the BlueStone Jewellery & Lifestyle IPO, along with plays from the retail, infrastructure, and resources sectors, ensuring sectoral diversity for investors.The biggest offering of the week is BlueStone Jewellery & Lifestyle, opening on Monday, August 11, and closing on Wednesday, August 13. The omni-channel jewellery brand plans to raise Rs 1,540.65 crore in the price band of Rs 492-517 per share. Managed by Axis Capital , the mainboard issue is expected to draw strong interest from both institutional and retail investors, given BlueStone's brand strength and growth trajectory in India's premium jewellery market.Also opening the same day is Icodex Publishing Solutions, a BSE SME listing managed by Indcap Advisors. The IPO will run from August 11 to 13 in the price band of Rs 98-102, aiming to raise Rs 42 crore. The company operates in content publishing and solutions, serving both domestic and international clients.From Tuesday, August 12, attention will shift to Regaal Resources, which is targeting Rs 306 crore via its mainboard debut in the Rs 96–102 price range. The offering, led by Pantomath Capital Advisors, will be open till Thursday, August 14.In the SME space, Mahendra Realtors and Infrastructure will also launch on the same day, seeking Rs 49.45 crore in the price band of Rs 75-85, with Fast Track Finsec as the lead manager.The week will see two more mainboard issues opening on Thursday. Shreeji Shipping Global, managed by Beeline Capital, will tap both the BSE and NSE, while Patel Retail, led by Fedex Securities, will also hit the market.Price bands for both are yet to be announced, but they are expected to add further momentum to an already busy fundraising calendar.With marquee consumer brands, resource companies, and infrastructure developers in the mix, this week's IPO line-up offers a blend of growth stories and niche plays, setting the stage for active investor participation ahead of the festive season.
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