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Daily Brief India: Groww, NIFTY Index, Sify Infinit Spaces Ltd, Sify Technologies , Meesho, Pvr Inox and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Groww IPO – Peer Comp and Thoughts on Valuation
  • NIFTY 50 Tactical Outlook Amidst Potential Passive Flows From Global Trackers
  • Sify Infinit Spaces Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet
  • Primer: Sify Technologies (SIFY US) – Nov 2025
  • Meesho Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet
  • PVR’s Two-Front War: Defending Premium SPH While Chasing Asset-Light Scale


Groww IPO – Peer Comp and Thoughts on Valuation

By Akshat Shah

  • Groww (1573648D IN) is looking to raise around US$747m in its India IPO.Groww, officially called Billionbrains Garage Ventures, is a direct-to-customer digital investment platform providing multiple financial products and services.
  • With Groww, customers can invest and trade in stocks (including via IPOs), derivatives, bonds, mutual funds and other products. Customers can also avail margin trading facility and personal loans.
  • In our earlier notes, we have looked at the company’s past performance. In this note, we talk about the peer comp and implied valuations in the price range.

NIFTY 50 Tactical Outlook Amidst Potential Passive Flows From Global Trackers

By Nico Rosti

  • Brian Freitas posted an insight Monday discussing how Indian stocks may experience significant passive inflows and outflows from global trackers over coming weeks. Read his insight for more detail.
  • The changes may start to produce effects soon, so here we are offering an analysis of the NIFTY Index to evalate potential upside and downside.
  • Our previous NIFTY 50 insight warned that trend indecision could trigger a pullback—exactly what is unfolding now in the market. The index remains not oversold yet.

Sify Infinit Spaces Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet

By Hong Jie Seow

  • Sify Infinit Spaces Ltd (2026850D IN) is looking to raise about US$484m in its upcoming India IPO. The deal will be run by JM Fin, CLSA, JPM, Kotak and MS.
  • SISL is a provider of data center colocation services in India. The firm had 14 colocation data center facilities across six cities in India, as of June 30, 2025. 
  • According to the 1Lattice and C&W Report, it had a built IT power capacity of 188.04 megawatt (MW) across these facilities, as of June 30, 2025.

Primer: Sify Technologies (SIFY US) – Nov 2025

By αSK

  • Sify Technologies is a comprehensive ICT service and solution provider in India, strategically positioned to capitalize on the country’s digital transformation, with core services in data centers, network, and digital services.
  • The company is in a high-growth phase, marked by significant capital expenditures in expanding its data center capacity to meet the burgeoning demand driven by cloud adoption and the advent of AI, leading to near-term pressure on profitability.
  • While revenue has been growing, the company faces challenges with net losses and high debt levels, making the successful and timely monetization of its new assets critical for its long-term financial health and shareholder returns.

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Meesho Ltd Pre-IPO Tearsheet

By Hong Jie Seow

  • Meesho (1546271D IN) is looking to raise about US$484m in its upcoming India IPO. The deal will be run by Axis, Citi, Kotak, JPM and MS.
  • ML is an e-commerce marketplace which offers a wide assortment of products ranging from low cost unbranded products, regional brands and national brands at affordable prices to consumers.
  • The platform connects four key stakeholders: consumers, sellers, logistics partners, and content creators. It monetizes its platform through services provided to sellers such as order fulfilment, advertising, and data insights.

PVR’s Two-Front War: Defending Premium SPH While Chasing Asset-Light Scale

By Sudarshan Bhandari

  • PVR Inox is piloting a full-service “dine-in” cinema concept in Bengaluru, while management confirms a major strategic shift towards an asset-light (FOCO) model for new screen expansion.
  • The dine-in is a defensive move to protect premium Spend Per Head (SPH) against OTT, while the asset-light pivot is move to fix the balance sheet and scale in Tier-2/3.
  • The company is re-engineering its business to be less dependent on its own capital, but its profitability remains entirely dependent on the one thing it cannot control: the content pipeline.

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