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Rudransh Sangwan
Published at: April 3, 2026, 12:49 PM
Punjab Carbonic, Sadbhav Futuretech, and Bvishal Oil file IPO papers with SEBI. Key details, fund use, and market impact explained. URL Slug: upcoming-ipos-india-punjab-carbonic-sadbhav-bvishal
India’s primary market is heating up again as three companies Punjab Carbonic, Sadbhav Futuretech, and Bvishal Oil and Energy have filed draft papers with SEBI for their upcoming IPOs.
These filings signal fresh activity in the IPO space, with companies from carbon solutions, renewable EPC, and oil sectors aiming to raise capital for expansion and operations.
At welomoney, we track such IPO movements closely as they often set the tone for broader market sentiment.
All three companies have submitted their Draft Red Herring Prospectus (DRHP) to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).
Here’s a quick snapshot:
Each IPO includes a mix of fresh issue + offer for sale (OFS), indicating both capital raising and partial exits by existing investors.
Punjab Carbonic operates in carbon capture and industrial gas solutions a space gaining attention due to sustainability trends.
The company plans to use IPO proceeds for:
Setting up CO2 recovery plants
Buying CO2 transportation tankers
Investment in subsidiary Pancarbo Greenfuels
Expanding ethanol distillery capacity by 35 KLPD
Debt reduction and general corporate needs
This IPO is closely tied to India’s clean energy and carbon management push, making it a sector to watch.
Sadbhav Futuretech is involved in engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) for solar power projects.
Promoters and stakeholders include:
With India aggressively expanding renewable energy capacity, EPC players like Sadbhav Futuretech are positioned in a high-growth segment.
Gujarat-based Bvishal Oil and Energy is entering the IPO market with a mix of expansion and operational funding goals.
From the fresh issue:
This IPO reflects continued investor interest in energy and infrastructure-linked businesses.
These filings come at a time when IPO activity has seen some slowdown, but interest remains strong in selective sectors.
At welomoney, our analysis indicates that sectoral themes like clean energy and infrastructure will continue to dominate upcoming IPOs.
Punjab Carbonic, Sadbhav Futuretech, and Bvishal Oil and Energy have taken the first step toward listing by filing DRHPs with SEBI.
Each company brings a different sector focus, but all share a common goal raising capital to scale operations.
As these IPOs move closer to launch, investor attention will shift to pricing, valuations, and subscription demand, which will ultimately decide their market performance.
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