India’s primary markets continue to show steady momentum as the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has cleared the initial public offering (IPO) proposals of InCred Holdings and SEDEMAC. The regulatory nod marks a key milestone for both companies, allowing them to move closer to tapping public markets amid sustained investor interest in financial services and auto-tech businesses.
The approvals come at a time when India’s IPO pipeline is rebuilding pace after periods of volatility. With macroeconomic stability, improving corporate earnings, and selective risk appetite returning, SEBI’s clearance signals confidence in the preparedness and disclosures of issuers entering the public
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