Tempsens Jumps 110% in Debut After $68 Million India IPO
THE SO WHAT
A 110% first-day pop on a $68M industrial IPO in India shows public markets are still hungry for real-economy, cash-flow stories. If you’re building industrial or infra-adjacent tech in India, public listings remain a viable path—not everything needs to be a late-stage unicorn sale.
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