Four Best IPO of 2025: After listing, everyone’s shares climb more than 30%, know the name here
In the year 2025, the stock market has watched many strong IPOs, four of which have caught a lot of attention. These four companies have shown more than 30% rise after share listing, which has increased enthusiasm and expectations among investors. There are many important reasons such as strong business models, profits, and growing market demand, which are motivating investors to invest in these IPOs. Let us know which are these top IPOs and why investors are so excited.
Quality Power Electrical Equipment
Quality Power Electrical Equipment has shocked investors. After a listing of ₹ 387 at an 8.7% discount from the issue price of ₹ 425, the stock has shown a tremendous lead of 84% and is now trading at around ₹ 784 on NSE. According to Plindia, the company’s revenue increased by 187% to ₹ 176 crore in the first quarter of FY 2026, Ebitda increased by 31% and net profit increased by 11% to ₹ 37 crore, including ₹ 17 crore second income. This company is winning the hearts of investors with its strong financial performance.
Tejas Cargo India
Tejas Cargo India Limited, a major logistics sector company, listed at an issue price of ₹ 168 on NSE SME Exchange. Since then, this stock has gained 66%. Currently trading at ₹ 279. In the financial year 2025, the company’s revenue increased from ₹ 422 crore to ₹ 508 crore and the net profit increased from ₹ 13.3 crore to ₹ 19.1 crore. This company has become attractive to investors.
Grand Continent Hotels
Grand Continent Hotels listed at ₹ 107.3 with 5% discount at an issue price of ₹ 113 at the end of March. After this, the stock of this company has shown a rise of about 59% and is now trading in a strong position on the NSE SME platform. In the financial year 2025, the company’s revenue increased from ₹ 31.2 crore to ₹ 72 crore, Ebitda ₹ 19 crore and Net Profit ₹ 10.6 crore. With 20 properties, this company is making a strong return to the hospitality sector.
Ather Energy
Electric two-wheeler sector leading company Ather Energy listed at 5.8% discount, but now while recovering, now it is trading up to ₹ 418 above the issue price of ₹ 321. In the first quarter of FY 2026, the company’s revenue increased by 78% to ₹ 644 crore. Ebitda loss decreased from ₹ 172 crore to ₹ 134 crore and the improvement in net loss was also seen. Investors are seeing this as a growing development towards the company’s profitability.
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