How much more will this company’s shares ‘Groww’?:Stock market experts believe there is more headroom left for growth, but with caution

One IPO that has rocked the stock market world in recent days is that of discount brokerage firm, Groww. Albeit, the issue wasn’t such a hit on listing, but, post that, the company’s shares have just taken-off and now there is no stopping! After just two days of listing, the stock brokering firm, Groww’s share prices have shot up 32% from the listing price of ₹112 apiece on the BSE on 12 November 2025. On Friday, 14 November, the company’s scrips settled at ₹148.41 per share on the BSE. So! Since, the stock has shot up 32% in just three days post listing and 48% from the IPO issue price of ₹100, there’s is a lot of FOMO among retail investors whether they should invest now or wait for a correction! Lets see what stock market experts have to say! Two of the equity analysts are still bullish on Groww and they expect an upside of up to 24% on the counter even from current levels. Sebi-registered research analyst, PHD Capital, founder and CEO, Pradip Halder says, I am positive on Groww. The overall industry will grow definitely. When Angel One had launched its IPO, the company’s shares had struggled to rise a bit but later on the stock became a multibagger. Groww is number 1 company in the discount brokerage industry on basis on client base. Currently, the company’s shares trade at 32% premium to the listing price. Those IPO allottees who had applied for short term gains can book profit now but long term investors can remain invested. The stock can rise to as high as ₹180 in one year or so from current levels. While, another stock market expert, Lovelesh Sharma, CMT CFTe, co-founder, says, MarketFeds Analytics, says, Groww dominates the retail brokerage space.For short term to long term perspective, we are bullish on GROWW and expect it to test ₹164–168 levels. It’s a buy on dips stock that should be in portfolio. What should fresh buyers do? Halder adds, “Those who want to purchase at current levels can do so but for a long term of at least one year. Investors must keep a strict stop loss of ₹100 apiece on the counter.” Groww’s FY25 corporate results: According to Sharma, Groww has shown robust financial health with reported revenue of ₹4,061 crore and net profit of ₹1,824 crore in FY25. The investment tech company had come out in black in FY25 raking in PAT of ₹1,824 crore vis-a-vis loss of ₹805.5 crore in the previous fiscal year. While, the PAT has grown to ₹378.4 crore in Q1 FY26 from ₹338 crore in year-ago period.