IPO filings this week: four companies filed draft papers and nine got SEBI's go-ahead in the week to 14 November 2026. The biggest approvals were Razorpay, MakeMyTrip India and Sembcorp Green Infra. The biggest filing was Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings.
Who filed draft papers?
A DRHP is the draft red herring prospectus, the draft papers a company files with SEBI before an IPO. Four filings came up this week.
| Company | Size | Structure | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings | About ₹9,500 crore (reported) | Entirely OFS | DRHP dated 6 November |
| IL JIN Electronics | ₹2,500 crore | Entirely fresh issue | DRHP dated 6 November |
| SNVA Traveltech | Not in the filing summary | Updated DRHP-I | Dated 5 November |
| Sitaram Denims India | Not in the filing summary | 100% book built | DRHP dated 3 November |
Hindustan Coca-Cola Holdings is the bottling parent of Coca-Cola's business in India. Its issue is entirely an offer for sale (OFS), so the company gets no money. Hindustan Coca-Cola Overseas Holdings plans to sell up to 99.75 crore shares. We covered the filing in detail in our DRHP story on the Jubilant veto rights.
IL JIN Electronics is a subsidiary of Amber Enterprises. The entire ₹2,500 crore is a fresh issue. The money is meant to repay borrowings and buy plant and machinery. Its revenue from operations was ₹3,268.47 crore in FY26, as per a Hindu BusinessLine report.
SNVA Traveltech filed an updated DRHP, which a company does after SEBI's comments and changes to its plan. Sitaram Denims filed a fresh DRHP. We have not seen the issue sizes for these two, so the table leaves them blank.
Who got SEBI's go-ahead?
SEBI says it has issued "observations" when a draft is cleared. After that, the company has 12 months to launch. SEBI's weekly report of 13 November lists three clearances. Six more came in the 9 November update, with observations dated between 15 October and 4 November.
| Company | Size | Structure | Observations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Razorpay Software | About $600 million (reported) | Confidential pre-filing | 3 November |
| MakeMyTrip India | Over $1 billion (reported) | OFS by MakeMyTrip and ibibo Group Holdings | 6 November |
| Sembcorp Green Infra | ₹3,750 crore | Entirely fresh issue | 13 November |
| Sagar Defence Engineering | About ₹3,000 crore | Confidential pre-filing | 4 November |
| Encube Ethicals | ₹3,000 crore | Entirely OFS | By 4 November |
| Mahanadi Coalfields | Not stated | OFS of up to 66.18 crore shares by Coal India | By 4 November |
| Veritas Finance | ₹900 crore | Fresh issue plus an OFS | By 4 November |
| Arjun Jewellers | Not stated | Not stated | By 4 November |
| IFL Finance | Not stated | Not stated | By 4 November |
Confidential pre-filing means the company filed without making its draft public. Its details come out only when it files a fuller document later. That is why Razorpay and MakeMyTrip India have reported sizes but no filing to read yet.
Razorpay's approval came five months after it filed. MakeMyTrip India's issue is a sale of shares by its Nasdaq-listed parent and ibibo Group Holdings, so the company itself gets no money from it. Sembcorp Green Infra is the one fully fresh issue among the big three. Our story on it is Sembcorp Green Infra IPO Gets SEBI Nod.
Any setback this week?
SEBI has kept the observations on Inox Clean Energy's draft in abeyance. The company filed on 1 October, and SEBI's last communication on it was on 23 October. Abeyance means SEBI has paused its decision. It is not a rejection.
What happens next?
Companies with SEBI's observations can now pick dates. Pre-filing companies must first publish their fuller documents. Cleared names and those waiting are tracked on our upcoming mainboard IPO page. SEBI posts a new processing-status report every week, and the 13 November report is on its website.
