SEBI gave the green light to three fresh IPOs – Cosmic PV Power Ltd, Monomark Engineering Ltd and RKB Global Ltd – as the National Stock Exchange rolls out its own large public issue. The move comes after a lull in new listings and is being hailed as a sign that investor appetite is returning. All three companies operate in growth‑oriented sectors. Cosmic PV is a solar‑power developer, Monomark supplies engineering services to infrastructure projects, and RKB Global is a logistics and supply‑chain player.
Their entry adds diversification to the pipeline, which could help sustain the recent uptick in the Nifty 50, which has been hovering near record highs. For retail investors, the approvals mean fresh subscription windows in the coming weeks. While IPOs can offer upside, they also carry pricing risk and limited operating history. Analysts suggest looking at the companies’ balance sheets, order books and the overall market sentiment before committing funds.
With the Sensex and Nifty poised to benefit from the renewed listing activity, many advisors expect a modest boost to market breadth. However, investors should balance enthusiasm with due diligence, remembering that not every debut will outperform. Keeping a diversified portfolio remains the prudent path for most Indian salaried professionals.