Who gets paid next.
India's private-to-public queue, tracked position-by-position: every listing candidate in the Gravitywell firm books, its status, its holders, and what each print re-marks. The DPI calendar for private capital.
₹5,000-6,000 Cr at $5-6bn: below the $7.5bn private peak; the bellwether print for every fintech mark
$7bn last mark (CalPERS-led); domestic-ownership restructuring done: quick-commerce economics on trial
HR SaaS; 3one4 already exited at 58x into the KKR round: listed comp for SaaS books
Triple cross-hold: the most contested realisation event in the cohort
Construction materials; Nexus's next big OFS candidate
No OFS: holders locked to post-listing sales; >$1.4bn already realised in 2019
Z47 running ~$200M part-stake sale at ~$5bn; $750M-1bn issue reported at $6-9bn
Fireside sells ₹150 Cr in OFS: the D2C shelf’s benchmark print
₹1,500-2,000 Cr; A91 diluting below 20% to avoid promoter classification
Bessemer holds >26%: the fintech-infra benchmark print
~$15bn valuation; Tiger and Microsoft exit fully: the highest-stakes pending fintech print
SVF2 re-entered ~$700M in 2021; the e-commerce benchmark listing
Middle-India lending's first big public print
Valuation compressed from peak; test of B2B commerce marks
Pipeline assembled from DRHP filings, SEBI approvals and tier-1 press reports, cross-referenced against the tracked position books: holders shown are tracked franchises only, not full cap tables. Statuses are point-in-time as of July 2026 and never silently restated. Context: 24 startups had filed DRHPs by June 2026; 2026 listings so far have been flat, so pricing risk sits in every row above.