Among the approvals, Yatayat Corporation India stands out as a logistics and supply chain player with a pan-India footprint. The company operates an asset-light model offering full truckload, part truckload, express freight and EXIM services. With operations spread across 12 states through over 30 branches, it caters to sectors such as energy, textiles, engineering and chemicals, serving clients including GE Vernova, Blue Star and Voltas.
The proposed IPO comprises a mix of fresh issue and offer for sale, with proceeds largely earmarked for working capital needs. The company’s scale and diversified service offerings position it to benefit from India’s growing logistics demand, although the sector remains competitive with pressure on margins.
Another key approval is for EAAA India Alternatives Limited, an Edelweiss-backed alternatives asset manager. The IPO will be entirely an offer for sale of up to Rs 1,500 crore by the promoter group. The company manages long-term capital across real assets and private credit strategies, with assets under management exceeding Rs 6.5 lakh crore as of September 2025.
EAAA operates in segments that have seen rising investor interest, particularly as institutions look beyond traditional equity and debt for yield and diversification. The listing could provide public market investors access to India’s fast-growing alternatives investment space, which has largely remained private so far.
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In the real estate segment, Grand Housing has also received the go-ahead. The Chennai-based developer focuses on plotted developments, acquiring land parcels and building basic infrastructure before selling them as residential or industrial plots.
Its business model is tied to land monetisation and urban expansion, particularly around Chennai. The IPO will be entirely an offer for sale by promoters, indicating no fresh capital infusion into the business. The plotted development segment has gained traction in recent years due to lower capital intensity compared to traditional real estate projects, though it remains sensitive to demand cycles.Meanwhile, MV Electrosystems represents the manufacturing and railway technology segment. The company designs and produces electrical and power electronics equipment used in railway rolling stock, including propulsion systems for electric locomotives.
Its alignment with India’s push towards rail electrification and indigenous manufacturing makes it a thematic play on infrastructure and decarbonisation. The company has also secured approvals from Indian Railways for its in-house developed propulsion systems, which could support future growth. The IPO will include a fresh issue aimed at funding expansion.