Overview
- LG Electronics has temporarily halted work on the IPO of its Indian subsidiary due to fluctuations in local stock markets.
- The company maintains that the IPO process is ongoing but has not committed to a specific timeline, emphasizing strategic timing for optimal valuation.
- The IPO, initially expected in May 2025, aimed to raise approximately ₹15,237 crore through a 15% stake sale by the South Korean parent company.
- Market volatility has pressured LG India's valuation, potentially reducing it from $11.5 billion to $10.5 billion, influencing the decision to delay.
- The offering, managed by global and local bookrunners, received regulatory approval from SEBI in March 2025 after preliminary filings in December 2024.