... of primary offerings covers the broadest range of companies — from fintech to crypto startups. The continued active IPO wave is vitally important for the entire venture ecosystem: successful exits to the public market finally allow funds to secure profitable exits and redirect freed-up capital to new projects. Despite the ongoing selectivity among investors, the prolonged “window” encourages more startups to consider going public and to prepare for listings in advance. Investment Diversification: ...

... around $4 billion. The resurrection of IPO activity encompasses a wide range of companies—from fintech to crypto startups. For the venture ecosystem, the continuation of the IPO wave is crucial: successful public exits finally allow funds to realize profitable exits and direct freed-up capital into new projects. Despite persisting selectiveness among investors, the prolonged "window" encourages more startups to consider going public and prepare for listings well in advance. Diversification ...

... plans that could become one of the largest in the history of the Indian tech sector. The continuation of the active IPO wave is vital for the entire venture ecosystem. Successful stock market exits finally provide venture funds an opportunity to realize profits and channel capital into new projects. Despite ongoing investor caution, the long-open "window" for public listings is encouraging more and more startups to prepare for listing. Mega Rounds and New Unicorns: Investments Hit Records The ...

... of 2025—indicating that the “window” for public offerings remains open. The continuation of the active IPO wave is vital for the entire venture ecosystem. Successful public market exits finally provide venture funds the opportunity to lock in profits and redirect capital into new projects. Despite persistent investor caution, the fact that the “window” for IPOs has been open for an extended period encourages more startups to prepare for public listings. Mega Rounds and New Unicorns: Investments ...

... are forces for whom escalation may be beneficial in one way or another. Such beneficiaries exist both within India and Pakistan and beyond their borders. Internal political elites and radical circles. In each country, there are groups that politically profit from maintaining an atmosphere of animosity. In India, a firm line toward Pakistan brings dividends to the ruling nationalist party (BJP): rising approval ratings, unifying the electoral base, weakening the opposition's position, which can be accused ...