India’s primary market continues its bullish streak in August 2025, with four new initial public offerings (IPOs) collectively valued at approximately ₹4,000 crore set to hit the bourses before the month ends. Following a robust first half of the month—where five IPOs raised over ₹6,000 crore—this next wave of listings reflects strong investor appetite and sectoral diversity.
The upcoming IPOs are from Anlon Healthcare, Jain Resource Recycling, Jinkushal Industries, and Sunshine Pictures. Each company brings a distinct value proposition, targeting different investor segments and industries ranging from pharmaceuticals and recycling to construction machinery and entertainment.
Below is a detailed breakdown of each offering.
1. Jain Resource Recycling – ₹2,000 Crore
Sector: Non-ferrous metal recycling Headquarters: India IPO Size: ₹2,000 crore Retail Quota: 10%
Jain Resource Recycling is India’s largest recycler of non-ferrous metals, with operations spanning lead, copper, and aluminium alloys. The company’s scale and vertical integration make it a key player in the circular economy. With increasing demand for sustainable manufacturing inputs, Jain’s IPO is expected to attract ESG-focused investors and industrial buyers.
The retail allocation is modest at 10 percent, indicating a preference for institutional participation. However, the company’s long-term growth potential and sectoral relevance could make it a compelling pick for retail investors seeking exposure to green infrastructure.
2. Jinkushal Industries – ₹1,000 Crore
Sector: Construction machinery (non-OEM exports) Headquarters: India IPO Size: ₹1,000 crore Retail Quota: 35%
Jinkushal Industries is positioned as India’s largest non-OEM exporter of construction machinery. With infrastructure spending on the rise—both domestically and across emerging markets—Jinkushal’s export-driven model offers scalability and resilience.
The IPO’s retail allocation of 35 percent is notably high, suggesting the company is actively courting individual investors. This could lead to strong subscription numbers, especially from HNIs and retail traders looking for industrial exposure with global upside.
3. Anlon Healthcare – ₹500 Crore
Sector: Pharmaceuticals Headquarters: Rajkot, Gujarat IPO Size: ₹500 crore Retail Quota: 10%
Anlon Healthcare manufactures active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), pharma intermediates, and finished formulations. Based in Rajkot, the company has built a reputation for quality and compliance, serving both domestic and international markets.
The IPO is expected to fund capacity expansion and regulatory certifications for global exports. With only 10 percent allocated to retail investors, institutional interest may dominate the subscription. However, pharma remains a defensive sector, and Anlon’s regional roots could appeal to investors seeking Gujarat-based growth stories.
4. Sunshine Pictures – ₹500 Crore
Sector: Entertainment and film production Backed by: Vipul Shah (Producer-Director) IPO Size: ₹500 crore Retail Quota: Not disclosed
Sunshine Pictures, backed by filmmaker Vipul Shah, is entering the public market with plans to expand its production slate and digital content footprint. The IPO marks a rare entry from the entertainment sector, which has seen limited public listings in recent years.
While financials and retail allocation details are still emerging, the brand recognition and potential for OTT partnerships could make Sunshine Pictures an attractive speculative play for investors interested in media and content-driven growth.
Market Context: August’s IPO Frenzy
These four IPOs follow a busy month where companies like Highway Infrastructure, All Time Plastics, JSW Cement, BlueStone Jewellery & Lifestyle, and Regaal Resources collectively raised ₹6,000 crore. Additionally, four other IPOs—Shreeji Shipping Global, Gem Aromatics, Vikram Solar, and Patel Retail—opened on August 19 to raise ₹3,200 crore, with subscriptions closing on August 21.
Upcoming listings include Mangal Electrical Industries (₹400 crore) and Vikran Engineering (₹772 crore), further adding to the momentum.
Investor Takeaway
The ₹4,000 crore worth of IPOs launching before August-end reflect a healthy mix of industrial, pharmaceutical, and consumer-facing businesses. For investors, this presents an opportunity to diversify across sectors while participating in India’s evolving growth narrative.
Key considerations include:
- Retail allocation: Jinkushal Industries offers the highest retail exposure.
- Sectoral strength: Jain Resource Recycling and Anlon Healthcare operate in resilient, future-facing industries.
- Speculative potential: Sunshine Pictures may appeal to investors with a higher risk appetite.
As always, investors should review offer documents, assess valuations, and consider long-term fundamentals before subscribing.
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