After Hyundai-LG, it’s Samsung’s turn! Will the biggest IPO of the year come in the Indian stock market? Know what is the plan

Samsung IPO Update: Samsung Electronics currently has no plans to list its business in India. Instead, the company will focus on accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in its products and expanding its consumer finance unit to boost sales in one of the most important developing markets.

JB Park, Chairman and CEO of Samsung’s Southwest Asia, said that the South Korean company wants to further strengthen its manufacturing expansion in India. The company has applied under the Product Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for purchasing components for manufacturing mobile phone displays in India.

Largest manufacturing plant in Noida

Let us tell you that Samsung’s world’s largest smartphone manufacturing plant is located in Noida. It has developed into a major export hub in recent years. Other South Korean companies such as Hyundai Motor India and LG Electronics have resorted to IPOs to raise capital and strengthen their presence locally. At the same time, Samsung is giving priority to internal growth rather than market-funded expansion.

Apart from IPO, look at other options

JB Park said there will be an adequate supply of capital needed to invest in Samsung’s growth opportunities. Apart from IPO, there are many other ways to raise capital. This includes institutional loans or corporate bonds. Park said that therefore there are many options for raising working capital. Hence, Samsung has no plans to launch an IPO.

What is its meaning?

By prioritizing operational expansion rather than going public, Samsung is signaling confidence in the long-term growth potential in India. It is also maintaining tight control over its strategic and financial direction. Park said that AI will be the cornerstone of future Samsung products. Some of these products will be showcased at ‘CES 2026’, the world’s largest consumer electronics and IT exhibition to be held in Las Vegas (USA) next month.

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Tremendous response to LG IPO

Park said Samsung employs more than 10,000 engineers in three R&D centers and one design center in India. LG Electronics India The IPO opened between October 7 and 9, 2025 and was offered as book-building to raise about ₹11,607 crore at a price band of ₹1,080–₹1,140 per share. it completely offer-for-sale In which the promoter was LG Electronics Inc. decided to sell 15% stake. The IPO received an overwhelming response in the market and was oversubscribed by approximately 54 times.