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Groww eyes up to $9 billion valuation, to file updated IPO papers this week

15 Sept 2025

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Groww’s $9 billion IPO is backed by strong FY25 profit of Rs 1,819 crore, diversified growth, and resilience against regulatory and market headwinds, making it attractive for investors.

Groww’s $9 billion IPO is backed by strong FY25 profit of Rs 1,819 crore, diversified growth, and resilience against regulatory and market headwinds, making it attractive for investors.

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Groww Targets $9 Billion Valuation, Plans to File Updated IPO Papers This Week.

Expert Analysis:

  • IPO Valuation: Groww, India’s largest investment platform by active users, is preparing to go public at a valuation of around Rs 80,000 crore ($9 billion).

  • Listing Timeline and Valuation: Groww plans to file its updated DRHP this week, targeting a November listing, with a projected FY25 net margin of 44.85 percent. Initially aiming for a $7-8 billion valuation, strong FY25 results and robust Q1 FY26 performance could increase its valuation further.

  • Strong Financial Performance: Groww reported a three-fold profit growth to Rs 1,819 crore in FY25, with revenue up 31 percent to Rs 4,056 crore, and continued year-on-year profit growth in Q1 FY26 despite industry-wide challenges.

  • IPO Size and Structure: A 10 percent equity dilution implies an IPO of around $800 million-1 billion, mostly through an offer for sale by existing investors, with a small primary portion funding tech and new product investments.

  • Market Position and Funding: Groww, with around 15 million active users, is valued close to Paytm, raised $200 million from Iconiq Capital and GIC at a $7 billion post-money valuation, while Angel One is valued at $2.5 billion.

  • Industry Challenges: Broking firms face higher trading taxes, lower exchange rebates, and stricter retail F&O restrictions, causing Zerodha and Angel One to see a 20-30 percent drop in revenues and profitability since Q4 FY25, with most top brokers losing customers for eight consecutive months in 2025.

Publisher:Money Control