Get ready! PhysicsWallah, the popular ed-tech platform, is preparing to enter the public market with a significant IPO. The initial public offering aims to raise ₹3,480.00 crores through a combination of fresh equity and an offer for sale. This exciting move allows investors a chance to become part of a rapidly growing education company.
The IPO includes a fresh issue of 28.44 crore shares, translating to ₹3,100.00 crores, and an offer for sale of 3.49 crore shares, which amounts to ₹380.00 crores. This structure allows the company to raise capital for future growth while also providing an opportunity for existing shareholders to liquidate some of their holdings.
Mark your calendars! The subscription window for the PhysicsWallah IPO opens on November 11, 2025, and closes on November 13, 2025. Eagerly awaiting the results? The allotment process is expected to be completed around November 14, 2025. Following the allotment, PhysicsWallah shares are tentatively scheduled to begin trading on both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) on November 18, 2025. This dual listing will enhance accessibility for investors across the country.
The price band for the IPO is set between ₹103.00 and ₹109.00 per share. For retail investors, the minimum investment required is ₹14,933 (based on the upper price band), which corresponds to a lot size of 137 shares.
High Net-Worth Individuals (HNIs) looking to participate have different lot size requirements. For small Non-Institutional Investors (sNII), the lot size investment is 14 lots (1,918 shares), totaling ₹2,09,062. For bigger Non-Institutional Investors (bNII), the lot size is 67 lots (9,179 shares), amounting to ₹10,00,511.
This IPO represents a significant milestone for PhysicsWallah and a potential opportunity for investors to participate in the future of online education. Stay tuned for further updates as we approach the launch date!
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