What were Groww's financial results for the quarter ending December 2025?

Groww reported a 28% decline in net profit to Rs 547 crore, but its revenues increased by 16% to Rs 1,261 crore.

How did Groww's market share change in Q3 FY26?

Groww's market share increased in equities cash (to 28.8%), equity derivatives (to 18.1%), and mutual funds (to 13.7%).

Did Groww grow its customer base despite profit decline?

Yes, Groww was the only major brokerage to record growth in its active client base during the quarter.

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Groww Profit Dips, Client Base Soars Amidst Market Gains

14 Jan

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Summary

Groww's net profit fell 28% to Rs 547 crore in Q4 FY26.
Revenue increased 16% to Rs 1,261 crore, boosted by new products.
Active client base grew, increasing market share across segments.

Groww Profit Dips, Client Base Soars Amidst Market Gains

Billionbrains Garage Ventures (Groww) reported a 28 percent decrease in net profit, settling at Rs 547 crore for the quarter concluding in December 2025. Despite this profit reduction, the company's revenues saw a healthy 16 percent rise, reaching Rs 1,261 crore. This revenue growth was significantly propelled by contributions from newly introduced product segments, including commodity trading, loans against shares, and wealth management services.

In a remarkable display of market resilience, Groww announced it was the only major brokerage to achieve growth in its active client base during the reported quarter. This sustained client acquisition bolstered its leadership position. The firm's market share in the equities cash segment climbed notably from 21.6 percent in Q3 FY25 to 28.8 percent in Q3 FY26.

Further solidifying its dominance, Groww's market share in equity derivatives escalated from 12.2 percent to 18.1 percent over the same period. Even its mutual funds segment saw a marginal increase, rising from 12.3 percent to 13.7 percent. The company's shares closed at Rs 163.6, a 0.6 percent increase, valuing the firm at Rs 1 trillion.