Tezzbuzz DeskThese days, newly listed shares in the stock market are attracting the attention of investors. On one hand, while the market's main index Nifty 50 has appeared under pressure this year, on the other hand Nifty IPO Index has performed brilliantly. Nifty IPO Index made a new 52-week high of 2,415 during trading on August 26. So far this year, 56 mainboard companies have raised Rs 82,895 crore through IPO.
According to the data, Nifty 50 has fallen by more than 7 percent so far in 2026, while Nifty IPO Index has increased by about 18.44 percent. According to experts, a major reason for the rise in new IPO shares is the interest of investors in high-growth sectors. Investor confidence has increased in companies related to specialized manufacturing, renewable energy, electric vehicles and digital platforms. Aditya Infotech has performed the best among the recently listed stocks. This share with an issue price of Rs 675 reached Rs 3,419.50 on August 24, 2026. That means investors got a return of about 407 percent compared to the issue price. This was followed by the performance of Rubicon Research, whose share saw a rise of about 266 percent from its issue price of Rs 485.
Omnitech Engineering has also given excellent returns to investors. The share increased from the issue price of Rs 227 to Rs 594.05, giving a return of about 162 percent. Shares of KSH International rose from Rs 384 to Rs 978.95. Whereas GNG Electronics registered a gain of about 155 per cent from the issue price of Rs 237 to Rs 603.30. Shares of Shreeji Shipping Global also rose from Rs 252 to Rs 635.30 and gave a return of about 152 per cent to the investors. Shares of Atlanta Electricals rose from Rs 754 to Rs 1,819.50. Sedemac Mechatronics jumped from its issue price of Rs 1,352 to Rs 3,151, a rise of about 133 per cent.
Apart from this, new stocks like Shadowfax Technologies and Aequs have also performed strongly. Shares of Corona Remedies and Fujiyama Power Systems have also registered a gain of more than 100 percent compared to the issue price. That is, the shares of these companies almost doubled the investors' amount after listing. However, experts say that investing in a share just by looking at the past returns is not the right strategy. It is also important to look at the company's earnings, valuation, debt, business prospects and future growth. With the rise in IPO shares in the market, risks also remain.
Experts are also keeping an eye on Corona Remedies and Fujiyama Power Systems. The focus on chronic therapy in Corona Remedies' business is being considered positive for the long term. Whereas the ROE of Fujiyama Power Systems is said to be around 36.4 percent and ROCE is said to be around 35 percent. The company is working on increasing the production capacity at a solar cell manufacturing plant in Madhya Pradesh and in Greater Noida. In such a situation, the IPO market has definitely attracted investors in 2026, but before investing in any share, it is very important to check the risks and the fundamentals of the company.