Angel One and 360 One Wam witnessed impressive 250% Q4 profit growth, leading to a surge in their stock prices. Conversely, shares of investment platform Groww experienced an 11.6% dip during the same period.

Tata Capital, Lenskart, Groww, Meesho, ICICI Pru AMC, and LG Electronics India have been added to the FTSE index, potentially increasing their visibility and attracting passive fund inflows by June 22. This inclusion could benefit these companies significantly.

Groww's founders Lalit Keshre and associates sold a significant portion (around 0.23%) of their shares for approximately 250-260 crores after the IPO lock-in period expired in November 2025, marking a notable move following the company's public debut.

Groww promoters offloaded shares worth approximately ₹270 crore, slightly decreasing their ownership stake in the company. Despite this, Groww's Q4 earnings for FY26 demonstrated a significant 122% increase in profits compared to last year, with shares now trading at 64% above their initial listing price.

In Q4, SBI and Groww experienced the greatest increase in Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) holdings among all analyzed companies, as reported by ETMarkets. A total of ten companies showed substantial growth in FII values.

YC Holdings II LLC has offloaded approximately 91 million shares of Billionbrains at an average price of ₹180.34 in a bulk sale on the National Stock Exchange.

The upcoming expiration of IPO lock-ins is poised to release approximately $48 billion in shares from 79 companies such as Groww, Pine Labs, and Meesho. This move could potentially lead to increased liquidity and volatility in the market for these stocks.

Billionbrains, parent company of Groww, announces a significant block deal worth ₹4,750 crore at ₹177 per share, representing an 8.5% discount. Notable investors like Sequoia, YC, and Ribbit are part of the sell-off, with shares dropping by 2% prior to the announcement due to a 90-day lock-in period post-deal.

Sequoia Capital and Peak XV have agreed to sell a portion of their stake in Groww for approximately $6.5 billion, as per a report by The Economic Times. The sale encompasses various investment funds, with the details revealed through a term sheet.

Groww's investors intend to offload approximately 268.4 million shares, setting a minimum selling price of ₹177 per share.

Early investors are considering a block deal to sell their shares in Groww, generating interest in the company's stock. This potential transaction could impact the share price and attract more investor attention.

Groww's shares took a 5% dip following significant block trades amounting to approximately 56.4 billion INR, indicating a notable sell-off of the company's stocks.

Groww reports a significant shift with a 5% stake being exchanged in six block transactions, involving approximately 31.68 crore shares.

Early investors of the investment platform, Groww, are poised to receive a substantial windfall of up to $498 million as part of a significant transaction.

Today marks the trading debut of Groww's shares valued at approximately 800 billion INR. Additionally, a significant block deal for these shares is planned for the same day.

Today's spotlight features a diverse group of companies: Groww, Rossell Techsys, Bharat Forge, HFCL, and Afcons. These stocks are generating interest among investors. Keep an eye on their market movements throughout the day.

Y Combinator and Ribbit Capital, along with Peak XV, have initiated a $498 million block sale to partially exit from their investment in Groww. The floor price for the shares has been set at Rs 177 per share, with possibilities of further upsizing.

Groww investors, led by Peak XV, are set to offload a 4.3% stake for approximately $500 million in block deals. This move comes at an 8.5% discounted price of Rs 177 per share, compared to the previous day's closing price of Rs 193.5.

Groww reported a significant jump in both revenue and net profit by 24% and 25% respectively for Q4 compared to the previous quarter, with the shareholder lock-in period expiring on May 12th. Despite an initial 4% intraday drop, Groww shares managed to bounce back to Rs 199.99, showing a 28.9% growth year-to-date.

SBI Mutual Fund is set to introduce two new ETFs, the Nifty200 Value 30 and Nifty Smallcap 250, on May 7th. Meanwhile, Groww Mutual Fund has launched a Nifty Private Bank ETF, indicating growing interest in passive funds as the equity market recovers.

Groww experienced a significant surge of 43% in April, marking its leadership in the capital market rally, largely attributed to robust Q4 performance. Meanwhile, Angel One also saw a notable increase of 36%. Other key players like BSE, MCX, and Nippon Life reported gains of 35.7%, 24.4%, and 26% respectively, indicating a generally positive trend in the market.

Groww anticipates a significant revenue growth of 25-30% for FY27, primarily due to increased customer acquisition and retention efforts. In Q4 of FY26, the company reported a 24% quarterly increase in revenue to ₹1,505.4 crore, accompanied by an EBITDA growth of 31%. Net profit saw a notable surge of 25% as well during this period.

Major tech companies like HCL Tech and Nestle, along with Persistent Systems, Tata Elxsi, and others, are expected to reveal their Q4 results today. Additionally, BoM, Groww, PNB Housing, Nelco, Indosolar, Navkar, and other firms will also be in the spotlight for market updates.

Motilal Oswal has increased its target price for Groww shares, indicating a positive outlook, following impressive Q4 performance. The upgraded forecast suggests continued growth and investor confidence in the company's prospects.

Citigroup has recommended buying shares of Billionbrains Garage Ventures, predicting a price of ₹230. The recommendation is based on the company's impressive 27% growth in quarterly core PBT during Q4, primarily due to increased broking volumes and successful scaling of their MTF, despite initial slow adoption.

Groww's shares rose by 6%, driven by the continued success of its margin trading services. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is currently considering a proposal that could see mutual fund investments being used as collateral, potentially impacting the financial industry.

Investment firms express positivity towards Groww, Physicswallah, Asian Paints, and UltraTech Cement due to robust results and strategic moves. Groww's revenue projections have been revised upwards, while Physicswallah continues to disrupt the market with its competitive pricing. Asian Paints demonstrates resilience in managing cost pressures, and UltraTech takes the lead in driving growth within the cement sector.

Billionbrains has awarded over 2.4 million stock options as part of their 2024 ESOP plan, with each option valued at INR 2. These options can be converted into equity at the same price, with an exercise price set at either INR 2 or INR 173.65 respectively.

Groww saw a significant increase in net profit, reaching ₹6.86B in Q4, marking a year-over-year jump from ₹3.1B. The growth can be attributed to an uptick in order volumes. This Tiger Global-backed platform continues to show strong earnings potential.

According to Billionbrains Ventures, the recent S.T.T. increase might lead to a decrease of 5-10% in futures trading volumes. This prediction was reported by CNBC TV18.

UBS maintains a neutral stance towards Groww, setting a price target at ₹210, driven by robust user engagement and prospects for expansion in the wealth management sector.

Groww anticipates a significant 25-30% revenue increase by the fiscal year 2027, aiming for market share parity. The company also plans to achieve profitability at Fisdom's level by the following fiscal year.

Groww is expected to see an increase in operational costs during Q1, but post-appraisals, the expenses should stabilize and remain consistent for the remainder of the year, according to Billionbrains Garage Ventures.

Groww's stocks saw a 3% increase during early trading, potentially indicating investor optimism ahead of the company's upcoming earnings report.

Groww's impressive 100% stock surge since the IPO has attracted attention, with a valuation of 43 times its earnings significantly higher than competitors. The company's market share also reached an impressive 28.3%, demonstrating strong growth.

Groww announces a significant surge in year-on-year revenue for Q4 FY2026, reaching INR 214 per share, following an increase in income to INR 1,261 crore, despite a decline in PAT. The company's board meeting on April 20 will approve the results, emphasizing regulatory compliance and transparency.

Groww's recent five-day rally has come to an end, with the company experiencing a decline in today's trading.

Mutual funds increased their investments in HDFC Bank, Suzlon, and Groww, while reducing positions in Tata Steel, Power Grid, and Inox Wind last month. Total equity inflows amounted to around Rs 40,450 crore in March, with holdings in healthcare, IT, and telecom sectors growing, but investments in financials being scaled back.

Bank of America (BofA) has initiated coverage for the Indian investment platform Groww with a 'Buy' rating and set a target price of ₹235. Analysts expect strong revenue growth of around 30% CAGR from FY26 to FY28, driven by operational efficiency and high profitability.

Groww's shares have more than doubled since their initial public offering, indicating robust growth. Meanwhile, Angel One has experienced a 5% increase, signaling heightened investor interest in capital market equities.