How Indian new-age companies turned around before IPOs but went back to losses right after - News Summed Up

How Indian new-age companies turned around before IPOs but went back to losses right after


New-age companies as a category refer to high-growth businesses that are technology-driven using innovative models to lower costs, deliver fast, and scale rapidly. One-third sample in the trendData from IPO and markets tracker Prime Database shows that 30 new-age companies have listed since 2020. By deal count, India emerged as the world’s largest IPO market, accounting for nearly a fifth of global IPO volumes. Swinging to profitSome new-age companies that showed profits in their pre-IPO year had a similar playbook. Merchant bankers said that new-age companies focus on performance to attract more investors in a competitive market.


Source: Mint February 12, 2026 10:21 UTC



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