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Indian Gas Exchange files for IPO as IEX plans to cut stake to 25%

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Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) filed IPO papers with SEBI in an all-offer-for-sale transaction as parent IEX cuts its stake to meet ownership limits, meaning no new capital flows to IGX. The filing highlights rising traded volumes, profit growth, and plans for longer-dated gas contracts plus hydrogen-linked products, which could deepen domestic gas market liquidity over time, but has limited near-term pricing implications.
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Indian Gas Exchange (IGX) has filed draft IPO papers with India’s markets regulator SEBI for an offering that will be entirely an offer for sale by its parent, Indian Energy Exchange (IEX). IEX plans to reduce its holding in IGX to 25% from 47.3% to meet rules that cap ownership for any non-member shareholder. The IPO will not include a fresh equity issue, meaning IGX will not receive any proceeds. IGX is also looking to expand into longer-tenor gas contracts and hydrogen-related offerings, and reported FY26 net profit up 36.5% to ₹42.02 crore.