Atomberg Technologies — founded by alumni of IIT Bombay — is preparing to hit the public markets with an initial public offering that could raise about $200 million. The listing, expected as early as next year, may involve a mix of fresh share issuance and secondary sales by existing investors. The company’s leadership is reportedly in early-stage talks with investment banks and plans to appoint IPO advisors soon.

Since its inception in 2012, Atomberg has evolved from a niche BLDC-fan manufacturer to a broader consumer-electronics brand with products ranging from mixer grinders and water purifiers to smart-home appliances. Its growth has been fuelled by continuous innovation, strong investor backing (including Temasek Holdings, Steadview Capital and Jungle Ventures), and expanding retail reach across both online marketplaces and offline stores.

Earlier this month, Atomberg secured additional funding — about ₹212 crore (~USD 24 million) — via a Series C extension, underscoring investor confidence in its roadmap and growth potential.

If the IPO proceeds, Atomberg could join a rising wave of new-age Indian appliance and consumer-tech firms tapping the public markets. For retail investors and market watchers, this listing will be worth tracking closely, as it might signal broader appetite for India’s evolving home-appliance and consumer-durables segment.