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MakeMyTrip India IPO Gets SEBI Nod for IPO, Entirely an OFS by Parent Companies

Abhishek Vohera By Abhishek Vohera Published: 2 min read
MakeMyTrip India IPO Gets SEBI Nod for IPO, Entirely an OFS by Parent Companies

MakeMyTrip (India) Ltd has received SEBI's approval for its IPO. SEBI issued its final observations on 6 November 2026, and the update appeared on the regulator's website on 9 November. The MakeMyTrip India IPO will be entirely an offer for sale (OFS), as per an Economic Times report.

What has SEBI approved?

MakeMyTrip (India), also called MMT India, is the Indian arm of the Nasdaq-listed travel booking company MakeMyTrip. It is based in Gurugram.

The company filed its draft papers in July through the confidential route. In this route, the draft is not made public while SEBI reviews it.

SEBI's final observations are the approval to proceed. The company still has to file its final offer document before it can open the issue.

DetailWhat is known
CompanyMakeMyTrip (India) Ltd
Filing routeConfidential, in July 2026
SEBI final observations6 November 2026
Issue typeEntirely an OFS
SellersMakeMyTrip and ibibo Group Holdings (Singapore)
Issue size and price bandNot yet announced

Who is selling, and where does the money go?

The shares will be sold by the parent, MakeMyTrip, and its wholly owned subsidiary, ibibo Group Holdings (Singapore) Pte Ltd. The company itself will not get any money from the issue.

The parent said in a filing with Nasdaq that the proceeds will strengthen its cash position. It plans to use the money for long-term growth, strategic inorganic initiatives and buying back some of its securities.

After the IPO, MMT India will remain a subsidiary of MakeMyTrip. Its results will still be consolidated with the parent's.

Why is the parent listing the Indian arm?

The parent says a listing will raise the brand's visibility in India. It also says it will help MMT India reward and attract talent in a competitive technology hiring market.

What happens next?

The company has not shared the issue size, the price band or the dates. These come with the red herring prospectus (RHP), the final offer document filed before the issue opens. SEBI's approval is generally valid for 12 months from the date of observations.

We list the pipeline of approved and filed issues on our upcoming mainboard IPO page. Another recent approval was the Encube Ethicals IPO, also entirely an OFS. The facts above are from an Economic Times report.

Tags: #IPO News #Mainboard IPO #SEBI Approval #MakeMyTrip
Abhishek Vohera
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Abhishek Vohera

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Abhishek Vohera is the founder of IPO Guru. He decodes Indian IPOs and stock market trends for retail investors, cutting through the noise with clear, actionable insights backed by years of market experience.

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