South Korean giant LG Electronics' India unit is planning to bring an initial public offering (IPO) of Rs 15000 crore, making it the biggest IPO in the Indian stock markets in 2025. LG Electronics is one of the largest sellers of home appliances in the country. It rivals Samsung in India.<h2>Here are 10 things to know about LG's reported IPO plan.</h2><ol><li>According to reports, LG Electronics is expected to bring the initial public offering during the first half of October, amid the festive season.</li><li>LG Electronics delayed its IPO till market conditions are ideal. The South Korean giant believes October will be the correct time for the release of the IPO, reported Business Standard.</li><li>The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the country's market regulator, has approved the IPO, it reported, adding that a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) was filed in December 2024. Sebi approved the issue in March. Initially, the IPO was planned in April-May, but was deferred owing to market volatility.</li><li>The size of the IPO is expected to be Rs 15,000 crore. LG is expected to raise this amount by selling a 15 per cent stake. It will be the largest IPO released this year.</li><li>LG's plan came after India's stock markets showed signs of recovery after several blows due to the global tariff war started by US President Donald Trump, who also imposed tariffs on India. This year, 30 IPOs have raised Rs 60000 crore from the markets this year. These include HDB Financial Services’ Rs 12,500-crore issue. IPOs worth Rs 70000 crore are expected to be launched this year, including Tata Capital’s Rs 17,200-crore IPO. Groww, Meesho, PhonePe, Boat, WeWork India, Lenskart, Shadowfax, and PhysicsWallah can also raise their IPOs.</li></ol>The company is a market leader in the country when it comes to home appliances and consumer electronics, barring mobile phones.

South Korean giant LG Electronics' India unit is planning to bring an initial public offering (IPO) of Rs 15000 crore, making it the biggest IPO in the Indian stock markets in 2025.

South Korean giant LG Electronics' India unit is planning to bring an initial public offering (IPO) of Rs 15000 crore, making it the biggest IPO in the Indian stock markets in 2025. LG Electronics is one of the largest sellers of home appliances in the country. It rivals Samsung in India. Here are 10 things to know about LG's reported IPO plan. According to reports, LG Electronics is expected to bring the initial public offering during the first half of October, amid the festive season. LG Electronics delayed its IPO till market conditions are ideal. The South Korean giant believes October will be the correct time for the release of the IPO, reported Business Standard. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), the country's market regulator, has approved the IPO, it reported, adding that a draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) was filed in December 2024. Sebi approved the issue in March. Initially, the IPO was planned in April-May, but was deferred owing to market volatility. The size of the IPO is expected to be Rs 15,000 crore. LG is expected to raise this amount by selling a 15 per cent stake. It will be the largest IPO released this year. LG's plan came after India's stock markets showed signs of recovery after several blows due to the global tariff war started by US President Donald Trump, who also imposed tariffs on India. This year, 30 IPOs have raised Rs 60000 crore from the markets this year. These include HDB Financial Services’ Rs 12,500-crore issue. IPOs worth Rs 70000 crore are expected to be launched this year, including Tata Capital’s Rs 17,200-crore IPO. Groww, Meesho, PhonePe, Boat, WeWork India, Lenskart, Shadowfax, and PhysicsWallah can also raise their IPOs. The company is a market leader in the country when it comes to home appliances and consumer electronics, barring mobile phones.

LG is a market leader in the country when it comes to home appliances and consumer electronics. The South Korean company is planning to bring an IPO in the first half of October.

LG Electronics to bring IPO in India: 5 points on South Korean giant's planned offering

Indian stock markets on Wednesday closed with both benchmark indices higher after recovering from early losses. Sensex rose 213.45 points, or 0.26 per cent, to settle at 81,857.84, while the NSE Nifty 50 gained 69.90 points, or 0.28 per cent, ending at 25,050.55.&nbsp;Over the past five sessions, the Sensex has advanced around 2.3 per cent and the Nifty about 2 per cent, lifted by optimism around proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms. Experts note that strong domestic inflows and stable global cues have further strengthened investor confidence.&nbsp;According to Ashika Institutional Equities - Ashika Stock Broking, markets opened on a cautious note but steadily gained ground. "Sentiment was buoyed after China, India's largest trading partner, kept its key interest rate unchanged, a move that signals policy stability and carries potential implications for India's trade outlook. On the technical front, Nifty decisively broke past its crucial resistance at 25,000 and continued to hold firm above this mark, further boosting investor confidence," it said.&nbsp;Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Investments Limited, highlighted that the rally was supported by domestic factors but cautioned about external risks.&nbsp;"The Indian market sustained its positive momentum, supported by strong domestic inflows and favourable macro tailwinds. However, rich valuations and external risks, particularly the U.S. tariffs and sanctions on the purchase of Russian crude, continue to pose challenges. Hence, greater visibility on U.S. trade policy and the path of earnings recovery will be critical," he said.&nbsp;Nair also pointed out that global markets are awaiting cues from the release of the US Federal Reserve's FOMC minutes and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's upcoming address at Jackson Hole.&nbsp;Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, noted the significance of Nifty reclaiming the 25K mark. "The benchmark indices Nifty have continued their northward journey for the fifth consecutive trading session. Most noteworthy, it has ended the session above the psychosocial level of the 25,000 mark. Bank Nifty, on the other hand, relatively underperformed, trading sideways in a narrow range," he explained.&nbsp;Shah added that sectoral performance remained mixed, with IT and FMCG stocks leading the gains, while media and pharma shares slipped. Infosys and TCS emerged as top performers in the Nifty pack, while BEL and Shriram Finance were among the major laggards.&nbsp;Broader markets also mirrored the upbeat sentiment. Both Nifty Midcap and Nifty Small Cap 100 indices ended in the green, outperforming frontline benchmarks for the second consecutive session. Market breadth remained strong, with more than half of the Nifty 500 constituents closing higher.

Indian stock markets on Wednesday closed with both benchmark indices higher after recovering from early losses. Sensex rose 213.45 points, or 0.26 per cent, to settle at 81,857.84, while the NSE Nifty 50 gained 69.90 points, or 0.28 per cent, ending at 25,050.55.

Indian stock markets on Wednesday closed with both benchmark indices higher after recovering from early losses. Sensex rose 213.45 points, or 0.26 per cent, to settle at 81,857.84, while the NSE Nifty 50 gained 69.90 points, or 0.28 per cent, ending at 25,050.55. Over the past five sessions, the Sensex has advanced around 2.3 per cent and the Nifty about 2 per cent, lifted by optimism around proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms. Experts note that strong domestic inflows and stable global cues have further strengthened investor confidence. According to Ashika Institutional Equities - Ashika Stock Broking, markets opened on a cautious note but steadily gained ground. "Sentiment was buoyed after China, India's largest trading partner, kept its key interest rate unchanged, a move that signals policy stability and carries potential implications for India's trade outlook. On the technical front, Nifty decisively broke past its crucial resistance at 25,000 and continued to hold firm above this mark, further boosting investor confidence," it said. Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Investments Limited, highlighted that the rally was supported by domestic factors but cautioned about external risks. "The Indian market sustained its positive momentum, supported by strong domestic inflows and favourable macro tailwinds. However, rich valuations and external risks, particularly the U.S. tariffs and sanctions on the purchase of Russian crude, continue to pose challenges. Hence, greater visibility on U.S. trade policy and the path of earnings recovery will be critical," he said. Nair also pointed out that global markets are awaiting cues from the release of the US Federal Reserve's FOMC minutes and Fed Chair Jerome Powell's upcoming address at Jackson Hole. Sudeep Shah, Head of Technical and Derivatives Research at SBI Securities, noted the significance of Nifty reclaiming the 25K mark. "The benchmark indices Nifty have continued their northward journey for the fifth consecutive trading session. Most noteworthy, it has ended the session above the psychosocial level of the 25,000 mark. Bank Nifty, on the other hand, relatively underperformed, trading sideways in a narrow range," he explained. Shah added that sectoral performance remained mixed, with IT and FMCG stocks leading the gains, while media and pharma shares slipped. Infosys and TCS emerged as top performers in the Nifty pack, while BEL and Shriram Finance were among the major laggards. Broader markets also mirrored the upbeat sentiment. Both Nifty Midcap and Nifty Small Cap 100 indices ended in the green, outperforming frontline benchmarks for the second consecutive session. Market breadth remained strong, with more than half of the Nifty 500 constituents closing higher.

Both Nifty Midcap and Nifty Small Cap 100 indices ended in the green, outperforming frontline benchmarks.

Indian stock benchmarks extend gains; Sensex gains 213 points, Nifty tops 25K

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LG Electronics to bring IPO in India: 5 points on South Korean giant's planned offering

Indian stock benchmarks extend gains; Sensex gains 213 points, Nifty tops 25K