Groww, the nation's biggest broker by active investors, recorded a threefold increase in earnings to Rs 1,819 crore in FY 25.

The fintech company based in Bengaluru, which on May 26 filed for an initial public offering (IPO) with the Securities and Exchanges Board of India (Sebi), announced a 31 percent increase in sales to Rs 4,056 crore for FY 25.

In FY24, the company's net profit was Rs 535 crore, and its consolidated sales was Rs 3,145 crore.

Groww has received $200 million from GIC and Iconiq Capital ahead of its initial public offering.

One of the documents Groww submitted as part of the fundraising effort is the financial summary.

Ahead of its IPO preparations, the Bengaluru wealthtech platform is encouraged by the comparatively high growth and profitability. 

Due to significant volatility brought on by global uncertainty, the company is releasing its FY 25 results amid worries of a decline in investor interest. 

Most of the leading brokers have suffered as a result of several regulatory adjustments Sebi made to futures and options trading during the third quarter of the previous fiscal year.  Sebi has also requested that exchanges cease giving brokers volume-based rebates, which has affected brokerages' earnings.

The fintech company provides mutual funds and other financial products and competes with Upstox and Zerodha in online discount broking.  

 

When it went through its Series E round in 2021, its last valuation was $3 billion.  Ribbit Capital, Tiger Global, and Peak XV Partners are among of its main sponsors.  Groww has agreed to pay $150 million in cash to acquire wealth management firm Fisdom in an effort to diversify its revenue streams.  It will probably take two to three months for the deal to be approved by Sebi.

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In contrast to the other big brokerage houses, Groww has a sizable customer base and a robust portfolio of mutual funds, including its own, as well as systematic investment plans (SIPs), which helps to diversify its income and protect it from any decline in stock trading.