The IPO market in the country is not simply bigger than it was a decade ago. It has a different character and discipline now, led by confident, high-growth startups who believe in the India story.
Ask any middle class Indian family what an IPO meant 15 years ago, and the answer would usually be the same.
A trip to the nearest bank branch.
A paper form with multiple carbon copies and a company name, maybe a PSU or a pharma firm or something your CA had quietly recommended over lunch.
You did not invest in these companies because you were excited about them.
You invested because they felt safe.
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