Investors in India are turning to small companies offering up to $100m in stock sales as the country hosted 92 such listings this year, the most in the world, according to Bloomberg data. After recent large IPOs such as paytech start-up Paytm and the nation's largest insurer, which both lost investors money, investors are seeking the higher returns of smaller firms fueling India's economy thanks to a five-month market rally.
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