The Groww IPO appears to be attracting attention on its final day of bidding, which is today (November 7). As of noon, Groww IPO subscription status stands at 3.81 times. Meanwhile, the Pine Labs IPO, the latest entry to the market, is gradually generating subscription interest. Groww IPO GMP today stands at ₹5, meanwhile Pine Labs IPO GMP is also trading at ₹5.
Experts suggest that there are many opportunities available in the market, with additional IPOs anticipated. The recent track record of IPOs has been less than favourable, with several strong IPOs trading at considerable discounts from their peak prices shortly after their debut. Therefore, investors should proceed with caution and avoid excessive enthusiasm. This could be a pivotal time for decision-making.
Talking about which one to invest in Harshal Dasani, Business Head, INVasset PMS, Pine Labs IPO and Groww IPO reflect two distinct themes in India’s fintech evolution — enterprise payments versus retail investing.
Harshal Dasani explained that Pine Labs, valued around $3 billion, offers a compelling entry into India’s merchant and point-of-sale ecosystem. With strong backing from global investors, its ₹2,080 crore issue is focused on expansion across Southeast Asia and digital-lending integrations.
The company’s revenue mix is diversified, margins are improving, and valuation has normalized to nearly half its 2022 peak — a sign of pragmatic pricing, believes Dasani.
Further, Harshal Dasani, highlighted that Groww, meanwhile, represents India’s booming retail-investment story. With over 8 crore active users and a profit turnaround in FY25, the platform commands clear market leadership in digital broking.
“Yet, its IPO valuation near 40x earnings leaves limited headroom for error, especially as SEBI tightens derivative exposure and the industry faces rising competition,” said Dasani.
From a portfolio-allocation standpoint, Harshal Dasani believes that Pine Labs offers steadier risk-reward through a payments and SaaS-linked model, while Groww remains a high-growth but high-valuation consumer-tech play.
“Investors seeking a scalable fintech with more balanced upside may find Pine Labs relatively better positioned, whereas momentum-driven investors can look to Groww — provided they accept near-term volatility for long-term digital finance exposure,” said Harshal.
Anuj Gupta, Director at Ya Wealth, favours Groww IPO and said that Groww is best … Groww IPO price band fixed at ₹95-100 per share, valuing the firm at around ₹61,700 crore and it looks to raise ₹2,950 crore from anchor investors. Top investors, including local banks, mutual funds and foreign portfolio investors, will participate in the anchor investment.
Gupta noted that Groww IPO had almost 14.38 million active users on its platform and the competitors are Zerodha and Angel One. However Angel one corrected almost 29% in last two years. He highlighted that fact that Broking industry has been facing challenges regulation reform by SEBI.
“Groww brand is growing but GMP is only ₹14 which is not so much aggressive. Investor can subscribe this IPO for listing gain. The main objectives of the Groww IPO are to fund business growth, provide an exit for existing investors, and augment the capital base of its subsidiaries,” added Anuj Gupta.
Let’s take a look at the grey market premium (GMP) trends:
Groww IPO GMP today
Groww IPO grey market premium is ₹5. Considering the upper end of the IPO price band and the current premium in the grey market, the estimated listing price of Groww share price was indicated at ₹105 apiece, which is 5% higher than the IPO price of ₹100.
According to the grey market trends observed over the last 10 sessions, today’s IPO GMP is declining and is anticipated to decrease further. Experts note that the minimum GMP stands at ₹5.00, whereas the maximum GMP reaches ₹16.70.
Pine Labs IPO GMP today
Pine Labs IPO GMP is ₹5. Considering the upper end of the IPO price band and the current premium in the grey market, the estimated listing price of Pine Labs share price was indicated at ₹226 apiece, which is 2.26% higher than the IPO price of ₹221.
According to the activities in the grey market over the last six sessions, today’s IPO GMP is trending downward and is anticipated to decline further. Experts indicate that the lowest GMP has reached ₹5, whereas the highest GMP is recorded at ₹60.
‘Grey market premium‘ indicates investors’ readiness to pay more than the issue price.
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