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IPO Rush: 3 Mainboard Issues Hit the Market,OVERVIEW IS HERE

The primary market is set for another busy week. Purple Style Labs, Deepa Jewellers and Rays of Belief are opening their IPOs between August 31 and September 3, with the three issues together looking to raise around ₹1,265 crore. 1. Purple Style Labs — ₹680 Crore The company behind Pernia’s Pop-Up Shop is the biggest IPO of the week. IPO: Aug 31 – Sep 2 Price Band: ₹546–₹575 Lot Size: 26 shares Minimum Investment: ₹14,950 Purple Style Labs operates in the luxury fashion and premium occasion-wear segment, with products from more than 1,300 designers. 2. Deepa Jewellers — ₹460 Crore IPO: Sep 1 – Sep 3 Price Band: ₹168–₹177 The issue consists of a ₹250 crore fresh issue along with an OFS component of roughly ₹210 crore. The company operates in the jewellery retail business, making this another consumer-focused IPO to watch. 3. Rays of Belief — ₹125 Crore Rays of Belief, the company behind the Mom’s Belief brand, will also open its IPO on September 1. IPO: Sep 1 – Sep 3 Price Band: ₹227–₹239 Lot Size: 62 shares The company operates in the mother and baby care / consumer products space. ##What Makes This Week Interesting? Three completely different consumer themes are coming to the market: Luxury Fashion → Purple Style Labs Jewellery → Deepa Jewellers Mother & Baby Care → Rays of Belief So investors aren't just getting another set of IPOs — they are getting exposure to three different segments of India's rising consumption story. ----->Bottom Line 3 IPOs. ₹1,265+ Crore. 3 Different Consumer Stories. This week's primary market will be closely watched, especially Purple Style Labs, which is the largest issue among the three and has already attracted significant anchor participation. Purple Style Labs | Deepa Jewellers | Rays of Belief FOCUS STOCKS::

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India’s Toy Industry Surges: Exports Up 89% as Quality Standards Reach New Highs

India’s toy sector has achieved remarkable growth in manufacturing, quality, and international trade, driven by targeted government initiatives. According to a Lok Sabha statement by Minister of State for Commerce and Industry Jitin Prasada, India’s toy exports surged by 89.1% from ₹1,913.16 crore ($203.5 million) in FY19 to ₹3,616.18 crore ($384.7 million) in FY26. Concurrently, toy imports dropped by 37.5% to ₹2,183.62 crore ($232.3 million). This expanding footprint was on full display at the 17th Toy Biz International B2B Exhibition, which brought together 400 domestic brands, 100 foreign buyers, and nearly 30,000 business visitors to boost sales and export networks. To achieve this momentum, the government executed a National Action Plan for Toys that enforced strict Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) quality controls, raised import duties, and supported exporters through cluster development, Startup India, and the RoDTEP scheme. Trade agreements with key markets like the UAE, Australia, the EFTA, Oman, New Zealand, and the UK have also secured zero-duty market access for Indian toys. The strategy’s impact is underscored by a 2025 BIS survey showing that 95% of tested toy samples met quality standards—up dramatically from just 33% in 2019—positioning India as a globally competitive hub for high-quality toy production.