Government fails to capitalize on IPO boom: only two issues

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MUMBAI: Private companies are reaping the most benefits of the initial public offerings (IPOs) boom of 2021 and the government has either been reluctant or lagging behind.

Along with the boom in the country's secondary market, the primary market is also booming in the current year and in 2021, companies have raised Rs 1,15,6 crore through six public payments.

Of the 52 IPOs received till November this year, only two were public IPOs. Out of the total amount of Rs 1.10 trillion raised through public payments, Rs 5 crore has been raised by two public sector companies, which is less than five per cent of the total amount, according to a research report.

One of the reasons the government is lagging behind in taking advantage of the current boom is bureaucracy, said one analyst.

For the last two years, the government has been talking about LIC IPO. He also said that the IPO should have come in the current boom. It remains to be seen whether the government will be able to bring in LIC payments as the current calendar year draws to a close and the financial year is three months away.

The government intends to disinvest LIC, BPCL and some other companies, but it is not showing the expected momentum. Filing for an IPO is also not seen as special.

In 2021 only two government companies Railtel Corp. and IRFC issues

In 2021, companies have raised Rs 1,15,6 crore through 5 public payments. While Rs 4 crore has been raised by two public sector companies, which is less than five per cent of the total amount, a research report said. Among the two state-owned IPOs that have come up are Railtel Corp. of India and Indian Railway Finance (IRFC). Both the IPOs came in January 2021.

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