In 2023, the Indian real estate sector saw five initial public offerings (IPOs) that collectively raised ₹6,900 crore. However, by October 2024, the number of real estate IPOs has more than doubled, with 7 IPOs raising a total of ₹13,500 crore, reflecting
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By October 2024, there were 7 real estate IPOs that collectively raised a total of ₹13,500 crore.
Real estate contributes around 7.3% to India’s GDP.
Since 2021, the bourses have witnessed 21 real estate IPOs, which is a significant increase from the 11 IPOs recorded during 2017-2020.
Housing finance institutions (HFCs) have seen the highest increase in funds raised through IPOs, attracting 46% of the capital raised during 2021-2024.
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