This year will be remembered as the year of the IPOs. But not just yet. For December, there are still many companies waiting to raise funds for business expansion or investors looking to cash in on the increased interest in these companies. Here are 4 companies looking to raise money next week.
Meesho
This rather under the radar e-commerce company has been loved for its highly affordable pricing, especially in towns and smaller cities. Independent sellers, including Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and resellers depend on it for its livelihood, with the company handling supply chain, cataloging and logistics. Over the years, it has become quite well known for value conscious goods, earning its name amongst the best in India’s e-commerce market.
Issue Size
₹5,421.20 crore (fresh issue ₹4,250 crore + Offer-for-Sale ₹1,171.20 crore)
Subscription Period
Opens December 3, 2025; closes December 5, 2025.
Why is it raising money
According to the company’s IPO filing, Meesho’s fresh issue aims to fund infrastructure build-outs (including cloud infrastructure), technology investments, and marketing to support further growth and consolidation in the highly competitive e-commerce space.
How is it using the money
The company aims to raise ₹1,390 crore to fund cloud infrastructure for its subsidiary, Meesho Technologies, besides another ₹1,020 crore for marketing and brand initiatives and the remainder for employee costs and general corporate purposes.
Aequs
A contract precision manufacturer dealing in machining and molding components, this company operates facilities across India, France and the US. Over the years, the company has expanded beyond aerospace components into consumer goods, durable goods and plastics as well.
Issue Size
₹921.81 crore (fresh issue + OFS)
Subscription Period
Opens December 3, 2025; closes December 5, 2025.
Why is it raising money
Aequs aims to raise funds to pare its debt, expand manufacturing capacity, and support future growth through potential acquisitions, strategic investments, and corporate uses.
How is it using the money
The company will use ₹433.17 crore toward repayment of outstanding borrowings while another ₹64 crore will be used for the purchase of machinery and equipment. The remainder will be set to fund acquisitions or strategic initiatives.
Vidya Wires
A manufacturer of critical winding products, the company targets sectors like power transmission, electrical systems, electric mobility and railways. It offers products like enamelled copper wires, bare copper conductors, copper busbars, PV ribbons and aluminium paper covered strips. Vidya Wires is one of the top players in India’s winding and conductivity product segment.
Issue Size
₹300.01 crore (fresh issue ₹274 crore + OFS ₹26.01 crore)
Subscription Period
Opens December 3, 2025; closes December 5, 2025.
Why is it raising money
Vidya Wires intends to use the proceeds to finance a new manufacturing project under its subsidiary (named ALCO/ALCU), repay or pre-pay certain outstanding borrowings, and meet general corporate purposes.
How is it using the money
Out of the funds raised, ₹140 crore will be spent for fresh capital expenditure, another ₹ 100 crores for repayment/prepayment of debt and the remainder for general corporate purposes.
Ravelcare
A digital-first beauty and personal-care brand operating in the haircare, skincare, and body-care segments, this Shark Tank featured brand sells products directly to consumers (D2C) through online channels. The brand was incorporated in 2018 and has built its presence around a direct-to-consumer distribution model enabled by e-commerce and digital marketing.
Issue Size
₹24.10 crore (fresh issue)
Subscription Period
Opens December 1, 2025; closes December 3, 2025.
Why is it raising money
Ravelcare aims to use the proceeds to raise funds for marketing, expanding its brand as well as establishing a new manufacturing facility to scale operations.
How is it using the money
About ₹11.5 crore will be used for boosting its marketing and advertisement reach while another ₹7.8 crore will go towards setting up a new facility at Amravati, Maharashtra. The remaining will be used for general corporate purposes.
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