Urban Company, one of India’s top home-services platforms, launches its public offering today, aiming to raise a massive ₹1,900 crore.
This represents one of the most anticipated IPOs of 2025, following swift regulatory clearance earlier in September.
The issue is structured as a mix of ₹472 crore in fresh equity and ₹1,428 crore in offer-for-sale, setting the stage
for a large-cap debut.
Priced between ₹98–103 per share, the IPO will close on September 12, with a tentative listing slated for around September 17.
Market watchers expect strong interest, especially among retail and institutional investors—this could set a tone for other uni
corn listings.
The robust investor appetite reflects growing optimism toward consumer-tech and platform-based businesses.
This float opens windows for current backers to partially exit and for new investors to tap into a scaling business model.
Success here could reignite interest in upcoming names like Imagine Marketing (boAt) and green-energy firms.
The launch also comes amid the broader IPO revival backed by regulatory reforms, suggesting more bold listing
s ahead.
In short, Urban Company’s debut isn’t just a listing—it’s a signal that India’s IPO engine is roaring back to life.