Mumbai, July 2 -- A spurt in activity signals that India's public listing market is bouncing back after a lull as cooling global uncertainty rekindles investor appetite, giving companies the confidence to debut on stock exchanges.

In the past week, HDB Financial Services Ltd's Rs.12,500 crore initial public offering (IPO) sailed through. Alongside, prominent startups including Wakefit, Curefoods, Shadowfax and Pine Labs filed their draft papers with the regulator.

More than 50 companies have already received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and are waiting to favourably time their listing date based on market conditions and performance, according to data from Prime Database. Among them are Bluestone, Kent ...