PHYSICSWALLAH PUBLIC LISTING
PhysicsWallah Q2 net profit doubles to Rs 144 crore, revenue rises 18%
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Zerodha’s growth stalls; IT’s new deal model
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PhysicsWallah to raise stake in Sarrthi IAS to 51% for Rs 72 crore
PhysicsWallah’s board approved the second tranche of the acquisition on July 16, along with revisions to the valuation methodology and purchase consideration for this leg of the deal, according to a stock exchange filing. The Noida-based company currently owns 40% of Sarrthi IAS, which is operated by Guiding Light Education Technologies.
PhysicsWallah revises lending strategy, to partner with NBFCs for student loans
In a filing on June 4, the company said it will now tie up with third-party non-banking financial companies (NBFCs) instead of lending through its books, as had been envisaged with the FinZ infusion. The edtech will henceforth work as a technology platform that connects its students to a curated list of regulated lending partners.
PhysicsWallah dials down schools push after investor unease
PhysicsWallah is shifting its K-12 expansion strategy to an asset-light, online-led model, moving away from capital-intensive school operations. This pivot aims to reassure investors by focusing on school partnerships and online platforms, while limiting K-12 revenue contribution to less than 1%.
PhysicsWallah posts 50% rise in Q4 revenue; swings to a Rs 69 crore loss
Noida-based PhysicsWallah saw operating revenues climb 50% year-on-year to Rs 919 crore for the quarter ending March 31, 2026. Despite this growth, the company reported a net loss. Full-year revenues increased 35% to Rs 3,899 crore, with losses narrowing significantly. Online and offline enrolments showed strong gains. The company continues investing in AI initiatives.
PhysicsWallah posts 34% rise in Q3 revenue; profit up at Rs 102 crore
The Noida-based edtech firm, which recorded revenue of Rs 2,980.7 crore for the nine months ended December 2025, said it has already exceeded full-year FY25 revenue. PhysicsWallah, which is operating across 16 categories, said it has seen strong early traction in newer exam segments such as state boards.
PhysicsWallah posts 26% rise in Q2 FY26 revenue; profit climbs to Rs 70 crore
For the newly listed edtech startup, adjusted Ebitda margin rose to 26% in Q2 FY26 from 23% in the same period of the previous year on improved operating leverage.
Physicswallah's mathematics puzzle: Stock ends 2% lower on BSE, 3% higher on NSE
PhysicsWallah’s stock delivered conflicting signals at Thursday’s close, finishing higher on the NSE and lower on the BSE in an unusual split that highlighted heightened volatility in the days following its blockbuster listing. The divergent closing prices came after a sharp intraday slide that erased significant market value.
Rs 8,600 crore wipeout! PhysicsWallah shares crash 19% from day 1 peak
PhysicsWallah’s early rally has unwound quickly, with the stock extending losses for a second straight session and its market value dropping from nearly Rs 46,300 crore on listing day to below Rs 37,700 crore. Analysts say the company’s strong brand and hybrid learning model support its long-term outlook but warn that competition, regulatory risks and profitability pressures could drive further volatility.
WestBridge in no rush to exit as portfolio firms make public market debuts: Managing partner Sandeep Singhal
WestBridge, which holds 5.77% stake in Physicswallah post listing, is sitting on shares worth roughly Rs 3,239 crore, while Hornbill Capital’s stake is valued at around Rs 1,716 crore. Lightspeed’s holding currently stands at about Rs 716 crore.
PhysicsWallah is the ‘good boy’ in a tough neighbourhood: Cofounder Prateek Maheshwari
PhysicsWallah’s founders celebrated the company’s strong market debut and its rise from a small Allahabad room to a prominent publicly listed edtech firm. They stressed that the IPO is only a minor milestone, reaffirming their mission to deliver affordable education nationwide and bring forward talent from every corner of the country.
PhysicsWallah’s growth prospects justify IPO valuation despite rising losses: Analysts
PhysicsWallah's stock surged on its market debut, surprising many after a subdued initial public offering. The edtech firm's valuation is under scrutiny due to increasing losses. Despite this, the company is in a hyper-growth phase. Analysts are divided on its valuation, but agree on its growth potential in the edtech sector.
PhysicsWallah IPO: Important numbers to know before the listing
PhysicsWallah, soon to become India’s first publicly listed edtech firm after the sector’s shake-up, saw a slow start to its IPO before institutions lifted demand on the final day. Subscription was mixed, the grey market cooled, and anchor investors played a major role. Here are all the numbers you need to know before the listing.
PhysicsWallah shares make a strong D-St debut, list at 33% premium over IPO price
PhysicsWallah share price: PhysicsWallah shares debuted with a significant premium on Tuesday, listing at 33% on the NSE and 31% on the BSE. The Rs 3,481 crore IPO saw strong QIB subscription, though NII participation was weak. The company aims to expand its hybrid model with IPO proceeds funding offline centers, marketing, and acquisitions.
PhysicsWallah IPO final day: Weak GMP, tepid subscription. Should you consider bidding?
PhysicsWallah’s Rs 3,480 crore IPO entered its final day with weak demand and a subdued grey market premium of just 1.25%. The issue was subscribed only 16% by Day 2 so far, led by retail interest. Analysts remain divided on valuations and growth prospects despite the edtech firm’s profitability and expanding hybrid learning footprint.
PhysicsWallah IPO Day 2: Check GMP movement, subscription update, analyst insights and key highlights
PhysicsWallah’s IPO grey market premium fell to 1.83%, down from 2.75%, over its issue price of ₹109 per share. The IPO remains open for subscription until November 13, with the stock slated to list on the NSE and BSE on November 18.
PhysicsWallah IPO Day 1: Subscription status, GMP trend, Analyst views, and key details
Edtech firm PhysicsWallah’s Rs 3,480 crore IPO opened with 5% subscription on Day 1 and a 2.75% grey market premium. Analysts gave mixed ratings amid strong growth but stretched valuations.
PhysicsWallah’s Rs 3,480 crore IPO opens: here's all you need to know
PhysicsWallah has opened its IPO for subscription, and is set to become India’s first edtech firm to go public after Byju’s collapse. Priced at Rs 103–109 per share, the issue closes on November 13. The shares are expected to list on the NSE and BSE on November 18.
PhysicsWallah IPO opens for bidding: Check GMP, brokerages review, subscription and other details
PhysicsWallah Ltd's Rs 3,480 crore IPO opens for subscription on Tuesday. The edtech major aims to raise funds for expanding its learning centres and infrastructure. The issue is priced between Rs 103–109 per share. Shares are expected to list on November 18. Market sentiment for new-age tech listings is mixed. The company has shown strong growth and a profitable model.
IPO-bound PhysicsWallah grows 33% in Q1FY26, but losses widen
IPO-bound PhysicsWallah reported a 33% revenue jump to Rs 847 crore in Q1FY26, though net losses widened to Rs 127 crore due to a 39% rise in expenses. The edtech unicorn's offline segment led revenue at 48.75%, with its Rs 3,480 crore IPO set for November 11.
PhysicsWallah IPO to open on November 11 with price band of Rs 103-109 a share
PhysicsWallah IPO opens November 11: The edtech unicorn PhysicsWallah will launch its Rs 3,480 crore issue next, targeting a Rs 31,500 crore valuation. Cofounders Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari will sell shares worth Rs 380 crore. Proceeds will fund new centres, leases, subsidiaries, and acquisitions. FY25 revenue rose to Rs 2,886 crore, with losses narrowing to Rs 243 crore.
PhysicsWallah files updated papers for Rs 3,820 crore IPO, Alakh Pandey, Prateek Maheshwari to pare stake
PhysicsWallah (PW) has filed its updated draft red herring prospectus (UDRHP) with Sebi, aiming to raise Rs 3,820 crore through a mix of fresh issue (Rs 3,100 crore) and an offer-for-sale by its cofounders Alakh Pandey and Prateek Maheshwari (Rs 3,600 crore each).
PhysicsWallah first edtech firm to get Sebi's nod for IPO; six other issues approved
Several companies are planning to launch their IPOs. PhysicsWallah and Saatvik Green Energy are among seven firms cleared by Sebi. These companies got the regulatory nod this July. They had filed their initial IPO papers earlier this year. Vinir Engineering and Pranav Constructions are also included. However, Gaudium IVF and Women Health has withdrawn its draft papers.
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