LG Electronics plans to revive its Indian unit’s initial public offering (IPO) during September because of improving market conditions. The South Korean technology company suspended its IPO plans in April because of market instability but will resubmit its prospectus with new financial information.
The upcoming IPO from LG Electronics could become India’s largest public listing with an estimated value of $1.7 billion. The company has not made a final decision about the IPO but will postpone the offering if market conditions change.
The company implements this move as part of its India expansion plan. LG Electronics announced a $600 million investment to construct a new manufacturing plant in Andhra Pradesh which demonstrates its dedication to the Indian market.
The Nifty 50 index has recovered 12% from its March bottom which has created positive expectations for major IPOs during the second half of 2025. The Indian capital markets will receive new energy from LG Electronics’ potential IPO even though block deals and follow-on offerings have led the market so far.
LG Electronics positions itself strategically to benefit from India’s economic growth and investor demand because the country has become its main growth market.
