India’s primary market is set to be very busy next week. There are reasons for this. 20 IPOs will open for subscription next week and a total of Rs. 1,292 crore is planned to be raised. The main attractions this week will be the four mainboard IPOs – SRIT India, Vishal Nirman, Nityas Gems & Jewelery and Shah Investors Home – which together raised Rs. 595 crore planned to be raised. The remaining 16 IPOs will be from the SME segment. Out of which Rs. 697 crore is expected to be collected. Let us give you detailed information about it…

SRIT India IPO

SRIT India will open the largest mainboard IPO next week. The company through a new issue of 1.68 crore shares raised Rs. 218 crore is being planned to be collected. The IPO will open on September 28 and close on September 30. Its price band has been fixed at Rs 123-130 per share. Investors can bid for a minimum of 115 shares, resulting in a minimum retail application price of Rs. 14,950 is

The company is a Bengaluru-based IT and IT-enabled services company offering digital solutions, custom application development and system integration services. It works in sectors like healthcare, e-governance and telecommunication and broadband. The company has completed more than 103 projects in the last decade, with a total order value of around Rs. 1,235 crores.

A massive construction IPO

Vishal Nirman On September 30, its Rs. 178 crore IPO will open. The issue will close on 5th October. This IPO is a combination of new issue and offer for sale (OFS). The company through a new issue of Rs. 145 crore, while the OFS share will be Rs. 33 crore will be.

The price band has been fixed at Rs 208-220 per share and the lot size is 68 shares. As per the upper price band, the minimum retail application price will be Rs 14,960. The shares are proposed to be listed on BSE and NSE and the probable date of listing is 8th October.

Vishal Nirman is a civil engineering, manufacturing and construction company. It manufactures pre-stressed concrete sleepers, pre-cast and pre-stressed concrete products for railways and MS pipes, liners and penstock pipes for pump storage projects. It also provides EPC services for railway infrastructure, irrigation and civil engineering projects.

Nityas Gems & Jewelery IPO

Nityas Gems & Jewelery’s IPO will also open on September 30 and close on October 5. The company through a new issue of Rs. 108 crores is planned to be collected. The price band is fixed at Rs 70-75 per share and the lot size is 200 shares. The minimum retail application on the upper price band is Rs 15,000. It is proposed to list the shares of the company on BSE and NSE. The probable date of listing is October 8.

Shah Investors Home IPO

Shah Investors Home its Rs. 90.17 crore IPO will open on September 28 and close on September 30. This issue is a completely fresh issue of 53.99 lakh shares. The price band has been fixed at Rs 159-167 per share. Investors can bid for a minimum of 85 shares, subject to a minimum retail application price of Rs. 14,195 brings it up.

The company is a retail broking firm with over three decades of experience in the securities market. It provides equity and derivatives brokerage, IPO service, mutual fund distribution, margin funding and stock lending and borrowing services. As of March 31, 2026, it served more than 1 lakh demat accounts and had more than 38,000 active customers.

16 small IPOs will emerge

There will be a lot of activity in the SME segment. 16 SME IPOs scheduled to open next week include Acme India Industries, Paramount Syntax, Dove Soft, EverestIMS Technologies, Black Opal Consultants, Vance Electroengineering, Shree TNB Polymers, Pind Hospitality, Shivchem Agro, Acme Universal Safezone, TJP Solutions, Events, TJP 9. Solfage Smart Electronics, Omara Ventures India and Papadmalji Agro Foods. All these SMEs together generate approximately Rs. 697.20 crores are planning to raise. The calendar shows that despite fewer IPOs coming up on the mainboard, most of the listings will be from the SME market. For investors, this week will be a test of their interest and willingness to invest in both parts of the IPO market.