LG Electronics’ ₹15,000 Crore IPO to Lead India’s Busy Listing Season; PhysicsWallah, Supreet Chemicals Join Queue

The Indian primary market is gearing up for a busy season, with three significant upcoming IPO plans unveiled this week. Consumer electronics major LG Electronics India, edtech unicorn PhysicsWallah, and Gujarat-based Supreet Chemicals have each filed or advanced their public offering plans, reflecting strong investor appetite across sectors.

LG Electronics Plans ₹15,000 Crore Offering

LG Electronics is preparing to launch India’s largest IPO of 2025 so far, with a ₹15,000 crore issue expected in October. The public float will represent a 15% stake in its Indian operations, translating to around 10.2 crore shares. The offering had been delayed earlier this year amid market swings, but the company is now pressing ahead, supported by a consortium of global and domestic investment banks.

PhysicsWallah Eyes ₹3,820 Crore Market Debut

PhysicsWallah, one of India’s fastest-growing edtech companies, has filed updated draft papers with the regulator, seeking to raise ₹3,820 crore. The structure combines a ₹3,100 crore fresh issue with a ₹720 crore offer-for-sale by co-founders Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari, each offloading shares worth ₹360 crore. If successful, the issue will mark the largest listing in the country’s edtech space and cement the firm’s position as a top-tier player in digital education.

Supreet Chemicals Targets ₹499 Crore IPO

Meanwhile, specialty chemicals manufacturer Supreet Chemicals has filed for a ₹499 crore IPO. The funds will be directed towards setting up a new greenfield plant in Vapi, reducing debt, and supporting general corporate expenses. The company has posted strong financials in the last fiscal, with revenue growing more than 50% year-on-year and profits more than doubling.

Why It Matters

Together, these offerings underscore the breadth of India’s capital markets—from global electronics to digital learning and niche chemicals. The sheer scale of LG Electronics’ deal highlights India’s appeal as a fundraising destination, PhysicsWallah signals investor interest in edtech’s comeback, and Supreet Chemicals reflects steady demand for specialty manufacturing. The coming months will reveal whether market sentiment can absorb this wave of fresh paper.