According to reports, SEBI has issued an observation letter to the Bengaluru-based company, allowing it to move ahead with the IPO process. Zepto is now expected to file an updated draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) within the next six to eight weeks.

The IPO is estimated to be worth between Rs 8,000 crore and Rs 9,000 crore, with several reports valuing the offering at nearly $1 billion. While the final pricing and issue size are yet to be officially announced, the public offering is likely to include a significant fresh issue of shares along with an offer-for-sale component from some early investors.

Founded in 2021 by Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, Zepto has rapidly become one of the leading names in India’s booming quick commerce industry, where companies promise ultra-fast delivery of groceries and daily essentials.

However, the quick commerce sector has also faced growing regulatory attention in recent months. Earlier this year, the Union Labour Ministry reportedly asked companies including Blinkit, Zepto, and Instamart to reduce emphasis on fixed-time delivery claims due to concerns around rider safety, unsafe driving practices, and work pressure on delivery partners.

Competition in the sector has intensified significantly as companies continue to spend aggressively on discounts, expansion, dark stores, and faster delivery infrastructure to retain customers.

Global e-commerce giant Amazon has also announced plans to expand Amazon Now to 100 cities while investing Rs 2,800 crore to improve operations and worker safety in India.

Meanwhile, Eternal, which owns Blinkit, infused Rs 450 crore into the quick commerce business earlier this year through a rights issue.

Zepto’s public listing is expected to place it alongside listed rivals such as Swiggy and Eternal, further strengthening its financial position as the battle for market share intensifies.

The startup last raised $450 million in October 2025 at a valuation of $7 billion in a funding round led by California Public Employees’ Retirement System (CalPERS). According to reports, Zepto has raised over $2.45 billion so far from investors including General Catalyst, DST Global, and Lightspeed Venture Partners.

Ahead of the IPO, the company has already taken several strategic steps, including shifting its domicile from Singapore back to India and converting itself from Zepto Private Limited into Zepto Limited.

The company’s IPO is expected to hit the market between July and September 2026 and could become one of India’s largest internet startup listings since Swiggy.

On the financial side, Zepto reported total income of Rs 9,668.8 crore for the financial year ending March 2025, reflecting a massive 129% growth compared to the previous year. However, the company’s net losses also widened to Rs 3,367.3 crore from Rs 1,214.7 crore a year earlier as it continued aggressive expansion efforts.

As part of refining its customer strategy ahead of the public listing, the startup also shut down its subscription and loyalty programme, Zepto Daily, in February this year.

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IPO Size, Structure & Timeline

Zepto’s IPO is expected to raise between ₹10,000–12,000 crore, making it one of the biggest startup listings in India’s quick commerce sector.

The offering will include:

• Fresh issue of shares to fuel expansion
• Offer for Sale (OFS) for existing investors

The company has opted for the confidential filing route, allowing flexibility in timing and valuation adjustments. The listing is expected in late 2026, depending on market conditions.ticipated $1.3 billion IPO, marking a significant step toward becoming a publicly listed company.

The development comes at a time when India’s startup ecosystem is witnessing a renewed wave of IPO activity, especially in high-growth digital businesses.

Rapid Growth in India’s Quick Commerce Market

Founded in 2021, Zepto quickly scaled its operations by promising 10-minute grocery delivery, capturing urban consumers across major cities.

Key growth highlights:

• Valuation of around $7 billion
• Strong presence in metro cities
• Extensive network of dark stores

Zepto competes with major players like Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart, making the segment one of India’s most competitive digital markets.

Financial Performance: Growth vs Profitability

While Zepto has achieved impressive revenue growth, profitability remains a challenge—a common trend in the quick commerce industry.

• Revenue crossed ₹9,600 crore in FY25
• Losses widened due to aggressive expansion

The company continues to invest heavily in logistics, warehousing, and customer acquisition.

Why This IPO Is Important

SEBI approval is a major milestone, signaling that Zepto meets regulatory standards for public listing. It also reflects:

• Increased maturity of India’s startup ecosystem
• Rising investor interest in quick commerce
• Strong market confidence in high-growth startups

This IPO could set the tone for future listings in India’s tech startup space.

What’s Next for Zepto?

The IPO proceeds will likely be used for:

• Expanding dark store network
• Strengthening supply chain
• Investing in technology
• Improving unit economics

Despite losses, Zepto’s growth trajectory makes it one of the most anticipated IPOs in India.

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 Garuda Aerospace has pre-filed its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) with the SEBI.

While the exact size of the IPO is yet to be determined, the company’s board, via an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) on March 19, approved an IPO that can comprise a fresh issue of up to ₹750 Cr along with an undisclosed offer for sale (OFS) component.

“With respect to the Offer, the Company will be required to file a pre-filed draft red herring prospectus with the SEBI and the Stock Exchanges, and subsequently file the updated draft red herring prospectus I, the updated draft red herring prospectus-II, the red herring prospectus, with the RoC and thereafter with SEBI, and the stock exchanges where the Equity Shares are proposed to be listed,” the company’s board proposed.

The board also approved a stock split as part of its pre-IPO restructuring,  reducing the face value of its equity shares from ₹10 to ₹2 each.

The company had signalled intent to go public first in 2023. In January 2023, Garuda’s founder and CEO Agnishwar Jayaprakash told Inc42 that the company intended to go public within two years.

On the financial front, Garuda Aerospace reported a net profit of ₹11 Cr on an operating revenue of ₹41.2 Cr in the first six months of FY26. In FY25, its operating revenue jumped 12% YoY to ₹123.5 Cr while its net profit zoomed 41% YoY to ₹18.4 Cr.

Founded in 2015 by Jayaprakash and Rithika Mohann, Garuda Aerospace manufactures drones catering to defence, agriculture, surveillance, and logistics use cases, while also offering drone-as-a-service (DaaS) solutions.

The startup claims to have trained over 1 Lakh drone pilots, serving more than 100 government agencies along with over 500 private enterprises. It also holds approvals from the directorate general of civil aviation (DGCA) for type certification and operates a remote pilot training organisation (RPTO) for small and medium-class drones.

It manufactures over 30 types of drones and offers more than 50 services across sectors such as precision agriculture, industrial inspection, mapping, and defence. It operates a fleet of over 400 drones and has a growing manufacturing capacity of up to 15,000 units annually.

Garuda Aerospace has raised a total of $37.1 Mn to date. It last raised $11 Mn in its Series B round led by Venture Catalysts at a post-money valuation of $250 Mn.

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India’s online food delivery market is one of the fastest-growing consumer internet sectors in the world, driven by smartphone penetration, digital payments and changing consumer habits. At the centre of this fierce competition are Swiggy and Eternal Limited (better known by its flagship brand Zomato), two companies that have defined how Indians order food and groceries online.

Both firms have expanded far beyond food delivery into quick commerce, restaurant services and technology-driven lifestyle offerings. Yet their financial trajectories, investor backing and market positions show distinct strategic differences.

Market Position and Business Models

Swiggy, founded in 2014 by Sriharsha Majety, Nandan Reddy and Rahul Jaimini, began as an on-demand food delivery platform from Bengaluru and quickly expanded into multiple “super app” services. Today, it operates food delivery across more than 700 Indian cities and has diversified into:

• Instamart: quick commerce grocery delivery
• Swiggy Genie/Go: delivery of parcels, errands and non-food items
• Dineout: restaurant reservations and offers
• Swiggy One: loyalty and membership program

Swiggy’s emphasis on everyday convenience and on-demand services supports a broad user base, though this has come with high operational costs.

Zomato, launched in 2008 by Deepinder Goyal and Pankaj Chaddah, started as a restaurant discovery platform and pivoted into food delivery, becoming a household name across India and select international markets. Zomato’s ecosystem includes:

• Food delivery
• Restaurant listings and reviews
• Blinkit: quick commerce grocery delivery
• District: dining, events and entertainment services

Zomato’s strategy integrates restaurant services with lifestyle and on-demand delivery, maintaining a strong foothold in urban markets.

Revenue and Financial Performance

According to industry estimates for FY25, Zomato’s annual revenue was significantly higher than Swiggy’s, reflecting both scale and diversified monetisation:

• Zomato: ~₹20,243 crore in revenue, with profit reported at ₹527 crore, marking strong growth and improved profitability.
• Swiggy: ~₹15,227 crore in revenue, but continued net losses (~₹3,117 crore), highlighting challenges in cost control amid rapid expansion.

Swiggy’s more recent quarterly results for Q3 FY26 show a 54% jump in revenue to ₹6,148 crore, though losses widened due to investments in its Instamart quick-commerce business.

Analysts also note that Zomato’s food delivery business has achieved positive EBITDA margins, giving it a stronger position on unit economics compared with Swiggy’s still-improving performance.

IPO and Public Market Journey

A major differentiator between the two companies is their IPO status.

• Zomato went public in July 2021, listing on the Indian stock exchanges (BSE & NSE) with a valuation of around $12 billion. It became one of the most significant Indian tech IPOs of that year, backed by heavy investment from global firms and supported by Info Edge, which later reported its stakes in Zomato and Policybazaar valued at over ₹31,500 crore.
• Swiggy remained unlisted for a longer period, raising funds privately from marquee global investors including Prosus, SoftBank, Accel, Naspers and Invesco.
  In November 2024, Swiggy launched its IPO with an issue size of around ₹11,327 crore and a price range between ₹371–₹390 per share, valuing the company at roughly $11.3 billion upon its debut.

The Swiggy IPO marked a major milestone as India’s second large consumer tech listing in the food delivery space, closely following Zomato’s public offering.

Funding and Investors

Swiggy’s funding history reflects strong backing by international investors:

• Early investments from Accel, SAIF Partners, Bessemer and Norwest Ventures
• Major rounds with Naspers, SoftBank and Prosus, including a $700 million funding led by Invesco in 2022 that raised its private valuation to around $10.7 billion before the IPO.

Zomato’s investor base has also been robust, with early backing from Info Edge, Temasek, Tiger Global and other global institutions, underpinning its growth and public market success.

Competitive Strategies and Future Outlook

While both players compete fiercely in food delivery, they have taken strategic paths to future growth:

• Swiggy pushes hard into quick commerce via Instamart, logistics and multi-vertical services, supported by recent capital raises and potential further fundraising through institutional placements.
• Zomato continues to expand with acquisitions like Blinkit and its pivot into lifestyle services like District, deepening its ecosystem.

The competitive landscape also includes other quick commerce players like Zepto, which have raised significant funding and captured market share in the 10-minute delivery segment, intensifying rivalry.

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The company’s proposed public listing will comprise a fresh issue of equity shares worth up to INR 660.7 Cr and an offer-for-sale (OFS) component of up to 2.86 Cr shares. 

Cofounders Anand Rohidas Prabhudesai and Dhirendra Nalin Mahyavanshi will sell up to 21.12 Lakh and 22.11 Lakh shares, respectively. Among institutional investors, Nexus Ventures, Peak XV Partners, Jungle Ventures, Dream Incubator, among others, will offload shares via the OFS. 

Nexus Ventures currently holds a 24.05% stake in the company, while Peak XV owns a 20.84% stake and Jungle Ventures’ ownership is at 4.54%.

Kunal Shah, who cofounded Turtlemint alongside Mahyavanshi and Prabhudesai in 2015 and stepped away from the company in December 2020, will sell 5.33 Lakh shares through the OFS. Currently, Shah holds a 1.45% stake in the company.

Turtlemint picked the confidential route to file its DRHP with the SEBI in September last year, following which the markets regulator gave its approval for the public issue in December.

Founded by Mahyavanshi and Prabhudesai, Turtlemint operates as an insurance distribution platform, connecting consumers with insurers through a network of financial advisors. It provides car, bike, health, and term life insurance.

Its core strategy involves empowering a network of over 5 Lakh insurance advisors via its TurtlemintPro app. These advisors use digital tools to manage sales, renewals and claims.

Aside from insurance services, Turtlemint operates two other business arms – Turtlefin and Turtlemint Money. Turtlefin operates as a SaaS vertical, offering plug-and-play APIs and backend workflows to financial institutions such as banks, NBFCs and ecommerce firms to streamline insurance distribution. Turtlemint Money, launched in 2019, is focused on distribution of mutual funds that helps the company’s existing network of insurance agents cross-sell financial products.

The Mumbai-headquartered company has raised close to $200 Mn to date from investors like Blume Ventures, Amansa Capital, among others. During its Series E funding round in 2022, its valuation soared close to the $1 Bn mark.

On the financial front, Turtlemint’s net loss for the six months ended September 30, 2025 widened 26.5% to INR 125.1 Cr from INR 98.9 Cr in H1 FY25. Meanwhile, operating revenue more than doubled to INR 463.3 Cr from INR 221.4 in the same period previous year.

For the full year FY25, the company’s net loss was almost flat at INR 194.1 Cr as against INR 193.3 Cr in FY24. However, operating revenue rose 8.4X to INR 662.7 Cr from INR 78.6 Cr in FY24.

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The development comes as Zepto prepares to confidentially file its draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) on December 26. The company has also recently converted into a public limited company.

Zepto’s regulatory filings show a sharp rise in scale over the past year, alongside a widening of losses. For the financial year ended March 2025, the company reported turnover including other income of Rs 9,668.76 crore, more than doubling from Rs 4,223.91 crore in FY24. The company’s net loss widened to Rs 3,367.28 crore in March 2025 from Rs 1,214.67 crore in FY24.

Zepto recently concluded a $450 million fundraise as part of its ongoing capital expansion ahead of the IPO. The company has raised a total of $2.3 billion since its inception, including $1.8 billion since January last year.

The Aadit Palicha-led company was valued at $7 billion during the last fundraise.

With this move, Zepto is set to become the third quick commerce player to list on Indian stock exchanges, after Eternal and Swiggy, which operate Blinkit and Instamart, respectively.

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The IPO includes a fresh issue of Rs 3,100 crore and an offer-for-sale (OFS) of Rs 380 crore by co-founders and promoters Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari.

Together, the promoters currently hold 80.62 per cent of the company, which will reduce to 72 per cent post-IPO. Notably, none of the early investors will sell their stakes in this offering.

The market listing will take place on November 18 on both the BSE and the NSE. PhysicWallah IPO: Here’s Step-By-Step Guide To Check Allotment Status.

You have to keep handy the PAN you used to apply, your application number / UPI reference (if available), and your bank account or broker details.

Find the IPO registrar

Every IPO has a registrar (company that manages allotment). Check the IPO prospectus, your broker/app, or the company’s website to know the registrar name.

Common registrars include KFintech, Link Intime, Bigshare, etc.

Go to the registrar’s allotment page

On the registrar’s website there’s usually an “IPO allotment status” or “Check allotment” section.

Enter the required details (PAN is most commonly accepted). Some registrars also accept Application No., Demat Client ID, or UPI reference.

Use the stock exchange allotment check (optional)

BSE and NSE provide allotment links for many IPOs (or link to the registrar). If you can’t find the registrar, check the IPO page on NSE/BSE or the company’s investor relations page.

Check via your broker or IPO app

Most broker apps (Zerodha, Upstox, Groww, Paytm Money, etc.) will show allotment status automatically — log in, go to “Investments / IPOs / Applications” and view status.

If you applied through a bank or UPI app, they may also show the status.

Check your demat account

If shares are allotted, they are credited to your demat account. Log in to your DP portal (NSDL/CDSL or your broker’s demat view) and check holdings the day before or on listing day.

Check bank account for refund

If you were not allotted, refund should be credited back to the bank account used for ASBA/UPI mandate. Monitor that account — refunds usually appear within a few working days after allotment (timing depends on registrar/bank).

If allotment page returns nothing or shows error

Re-check PAN spelling and the exact details you entered.

Try alternate inputs: PAN, Application number, DP ID + Client ID.

Try checking via your broker or the stock exchange page.

What to do after allotment

If allotted: confirm shares are in demat; note the listing date and decide whether to hold or sell. For short-term trades, check lock-in rules if any.

If not allotted: wait for refund confirmation and plan next opportunity.

PhysicsWallah IPO Listing Price Prediction, GMP

According to market observers, unlisted shares of PhysicsWallah Ltd are currently trading at Rs 115 apiece in the grey market, which is a premium 5.50% over the upper IPO price of Rs 109, indicating weak listing.

The GMP is based on market sentiments and keeps changing. ‘Grey market premium’ indicates investors’ readiness to pay more than the issue price.

Think Investments Infuses Rs 136 Crore In Pre-IPO Round

Global investment firm Think Investments has invested a little over Rs 136 crore in edtech unicorn PhysicsWallah as part of a pre-IPO funding round.

Think Investments is a USD 4 billion global investment firm, focusing on backing technology-driven early-stage businesses. In India, Think Investments has built a diverse portfolio with investments in some of the prominent companies, including Swiggy, FirstCry, Urban Company, PharmEasy, Experian, Spinny, NSE, Star Health, Meesho, Rapido, Chaayos, and Dream11.

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At around 11:15 a.m., Groww’s stock was trading between ₹140 and ₹145 per share, after hitting an intra-day high of ₹153.50. This spike pushed its market capitalisation beyond the symbolic ₹90,000 crore threshold, strengthening its position as one of India’s most valuable fintech firms.

A Powerful Follow-Up to a Stellar Market Debut

The rally comes a day after Groww’s strong listing on Wednesday, where its stock closed 31% higher at:

• ₹130.94 on the BSE
• ₹128.85 on the NSE

This was significantly above its issue price of ₹100 per share, marking one of the most successful fintech listings in recent years.

Groww’s performance reflects rising investor confidence in tech-enabled retail investment platforms a segment that continues to expand despite a recent slowdown in the growth of retail participation.

IPO Subscribed 17.6 Times Amid Heavy Institutional Demand

Groww’s IPO generated massive investor interest, with the issue subscribed 17.6 times overall. Demand was particularly strong from institutional and high-net-worth investors, indicating long-term confidence in the company’s business model.

Subscription Breakdown:

1. QIBs: 22.01×
2. HNI/NII: 16.28×
3. Retail Investors: 9.43×

In total, the Bengaluru-based firm raised ₹6,632 crore through the IPO.

Early Investors Book Exceptional Returns

The IPO also turned out to be a major wealth creation event for Groww’s early backers, many of whom secured extraordinary multipliers on their initial investments.

Peak XV Partners

• Sold 15.82 crore shares through the OFS
• Earned ₹1,582 crore
• Delivered a 52× return on its acquisition cost of ₹1.91 per share

Y Combinator

• Sold 10.54 crore shares
• Earned ₹1,054 crore
• Achieved 29× returns on its 2020 investment priced at ₹3.45 per share

Ribbit Capital

Ribbit Capital V, L.P.

• Earned ₹656 crore
• Secured a 43× return

GW-E Ribbit Opportunity V, LLC

• Booked a 2.6× return

These exits highlight the strength of Groww’s growth trajectory and overall profitability, which attracted significant interest even before the IPO.

A Defining Moment for India’s Fintech Market

Groww’s rapid rise to a $10 billion valuation within a day of listing underscores the scale of India’s digital investment revolution. The company’s consistent customer acquisition, profitable business model, and strong brand recall have positioned it as a leader in the modern retail investing space.

With investor enthusiasm showing no signs of slowing, Groww’s listing could mark a turning point for India’s fintech sector potentially paving the way for more profitable tech companies to tap the public markets.

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The initial public offer (IPO) will comprise of both fresh issue of equity shares and an offer for sale (OFS) by existing shareholders, including Flipkart, Eight Roads Ventures, and NGP Capital.

This development comes after nearly three months since the company filed its DRHP via the confidential route.

Shadowfax is reportedly targeting a post-issue valuation of around Rs 8,500 crore. The company was last valued at approximately Rs 5,981 crore ($712 million) after securing $16.8 million from Mirae Asset and Nokia Growth Partners in the first tranche of its Series F round in February this year.

Founded in 2015 by Abhishek Bansal, Vaibhav Khandelwal, Praharsh Chandra, and Gaurav Jaithliya, Bengaluru-based Shadowfax offers last-mile delivery services with a focus on e-commerce and hyperlocal logistics. The company claims to have a network of over 1.25 lakh monthly active delivery partners catering to segments such as grocery, food, and medicine delivery.

According to data from TheKredible, Shadowfax has raised approximately $246 million to date. Eight Roads Ventures is the largest external stakeholder, followed by Flipkart, NewQuest Asia, and Nokia Growth Partners.

While its FY25 numbers are yet to be filed, the company posted a revenue of Rs 1,885 crore in FY24, marking a 33.2% year-on-year growth. It also managed to narrow its losses by 91% to Rs 11.8 crore in FY24 from Rs 142 crore in FY23.

With SEBI’s approval, Shadowfax joins the list of companies that recently received the regulator’s nod to go public, including boAt, Wakefit, Lenskart, Capillary Technologies, Groww, and Pine Labs.

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Elevation Capital holds the stake at 10.84%, valued at about Rs 1,626 crore. With an average cost of acquisition of Rs 5.39 per share, the fund is sitting on a 19x paper return. Accel India holds a 10.51% stake worth Rs 1,576 crore. The venture firm has an average CoA of just Rs 3.61 per share, making it the biggest winner by multiples with a 28x return, as per DRHP.

Vy Capital, which invested later at a CoA of Rs 20.4, will also pocket strong gains. Its 11.8% stake translates into about Rs 1,770 crore, giving it a 5x return. Steadview Capital and Prosus, both holding 6.8% each, will see their stakes valued at about Rs 1,020 crore. While their entry costs are not disclosed in the DRHP, the absolute value of their holdings makes them among the largest beneficiaries on paper.

In sharp contrast, Tiger Global’s 4.73% stake is valued at about Rs 710 crore. However, with an average entry cost of Rs 60.25 per share, the New York-based investor will achieve only a 70% return, which is modest compared to the early backers.

The upcoming listing builds on Rs 1,395 crore in pre-IPO secondary deals executed between late 2024 and early 2025. Founders Abhiraj Singh Bhal, Varun Khaitan, and Raghav Chandra sold shares worth about Rs 780 crore, largely to settle dues from a 2019 partly-paid rights issue. Early backers Accel, Bessemer, and Tiger Global also offloaded shares worth Rs 615 crore to Prosus, Vy Capital, and others ahead of the public issue.

The company has also received SEBI nod for its IPO earlier this week. On the financial front, Urban Company recorded a 38% year-on-year increase in its revenue to Rs 1,144 crore in FY25, with profits of Rs 28.5 crore. 

The IPO will see a fresh issue of Rs 429 crore and an offer for sale of Rs 1,471 crore, with the promoters not participating in the share sale. Urban Company’s market debut will be closely watched as one of the first large consumer internet listings in FY26.

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