8 IPOs to Open Next Week: Amanta Healthcare, Rachit Prints Lead Upcoming Public Issues; Full List Inside

After a blockbuster August that saw 40 initial public offerings (IPOs) hit the market, the IPO wave is showing no signs of slowing down. September will kick off with a fresh batch of public issues, spread across mainboard and SME segments, along with multiple new listings.

In the coming week, eight companies are scheduled to open their IPOs for subscription, while 13 others will debut on the stock exchanges. Here’s a detailed look at the upcoming IPO calendar:

Upcoming IPOs (Opening Next Week):

• Amanta Healthcare IPO: Opens September 1, closes September 3. Price band: ₹120–₹126 per share.

• Rachit Prints IPO: Opens September 1, closes September 3. Price band: ₹140–₹149 per share.

• Goel Construction IPO: Opens September 2, closes September 4. Price band: ₹249–₹262 per share.

• Optivalue Tek Consulting IPO: Opens September 2, closes September 4. Price band: ₹80–₹84 per share.

• Austere Systems IPO: Opens September 3, closes September 8. Price band: ₹52–₹55 per share.

• Vigor Plast IPO: Opens September 4, closes September 9. Price band: ₹77–₹81 per share.

• Sharvaya Metals IPO: Opens September 4, closes September 9. Price band: ₹192–₹196 per share.

• Vashishtha Luxury Fashion IPO: Opens September 5, closes September 10. Price band: ₹109–₹111 per share.

New Listings (Next Week):

• September 1: Classic Electrodes, Shivashrit Foods, Anondita Medicare (NSE SME)

• September 2: NIS Management (BSE SME), Globtier Infotech (BSE SME)

• September 3: Vikran Engineering, Anlon Healthcare (BSE/NSE), Sattva Engineering Construction (NSE SME), Current Infraprojects (NSE SME)

• September 4: Oval Projects Engineering (BSE SME)

• September 5: Abril Paper Tech (BSE SME), Snehaa Organics (NSE SME), Sugs Lloyd (BSE SME)

The strong pipeline underlines investor enthusiasm and market liquidity despite global uncertainties. However, analysts caution that investors should assess fundamentals before subscribing to these issues.