India’s main market is bracing for a wild week as three companies are about to go public for the first time. There is high investor interest in them because they come from a broad spectrum of sectors and have competitive pricing.

1.Utkal Speciality Industries IPO, which is on June 10, 2026, will be the first to open. The company has set a price range of ₹62–₹66 per share, which is very cheap to buy for retail investors. Utkal is in the specialty chemicals space which has seen steady demand in the past few years because of its applications in pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and industrial products. Analysts believe that the IPO will attract institutional and retail investors looking for niche manufacturing.
2. Susan Electricals IPO, which will hit Dalal Street on June 11, 2026. This IPO price band of ₹120–₹127 per share is at a premium to Utkal and is a better value than Utkal. Susan Electricals is a provider of innovative electrical products and its distribution network in India is well established. The company's focus on sustainable energy products and expanding to smart electrical systems has made investors optimistic. Market pundits believe this IPO is expected to be oversubscribed and would be the best for the sector as the future growth potential and the company’s brand presence in India.
3.Horizon Reclaim is the third IPO issue of the week and will open on June 12, 2026. Horizon's price band is not available yet but it is a recycling and waste management company and its focus on green companies is in a very good way with the growing environmental situation in India.
These three IPOs illustrate the diversity of India’s capital markets— chemicals, electricals and sustainability. Retail investors will find opportunities in different price ranges, as well as institutional investors who can see these as strategic plays in emerging markets.
With Utkal Speciality Industries, Susan Electricals and Horizon Reclaim going to make their market debut this week, Dalal Street is expected to see a lot of activity. How well these IPOs will do will depend on the investor sentiment, the sectors and the general market but early signs are that there is a lot of demand at all times.
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