Hyundai Motor India's $3.3 billion IPO opened for subscription on Tuesday and is set to be the country's largest-ever IPO by issue size, in a red-hot stock market.

Around 260 companies have raised more than $9 billion in India so far in 2024, already surpassing the $7.42 billion raised throughout last year, LSEG data shows.

Here are the five largest Indian IPOs of all time before Hyundai Motor India:

* LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA

LIC's 210.08 billion rupee ($2.50 billion) IPO in 2022, which the government launched to help meet a broader state asset divestment target, was oversubscribed 2.95 times.

The IPO faced delays, and the government raised a third of its original target. Its stock tumbled on its trading debut.

* PAYTM

Paytm, formally known as One97 Communications, filed for a 183 billion rupee IPO in 2021 but did not see blow-out demand as it netted bids 1.89 times the shares on offer.

Its stock also plummeted on its listing day as investors questioned its losses and its valuation.

* COAL INDIA

Coal India, one of three public-sector companies on this list, had sought 154.75 billion rupees in its IPO in 2010. Its shares were oversubscribed more than 15 times.

The miner's shares jumped 40% on listing.

* RELIANCE POWER

Anil Ambani-led Reliance Power filed to go public in 2008, aiming to raise 115.18 billion rupees. The IPO was fully subscribed after bids opened.

The stock fell on its debut, and Anil Ambani has since become embroiled in a bout of legal and financial troubles.

* GENERAL INSURANCE CORPORATION OF INDIA

The second state-run insurer on the list, GIC filed for an IPO to raise 113.73 billion rupees in 2017 and its shares were oversubscribed on the last day of the offer.

It slumped on its first day of trading as concerns about valuations marred some insurance company IPOs at the time.

($1 = 83.9200 Indian rupees)

(Reporting by Varun Hebbalalu and Dimpal Gulwani in Bengaluru; Editing by Jan Harvey and Mark Potter)