Pine Labs Gears Up for a Landmark IPO
I've been keeping an eye on the fintech space, and Pine Labs' upcoming IPO really catches my attention. This Noida-based powerhouse, around since 1998, is set to go public on November 7, raising nearly INR 3,900 crore through a mix of new shares and an offer for sale. At the top of the price band, we're looking at a valuation of over INR 25,000 crore – a testament to their growth in digital payments and commerce solutions.
What stands out is their global footprint, serving major clients like SBI, Amazon, and Flipkart in India, while drawing 44% of revenues from Southeast Asia and the Middle East last year. They're channeling the funds smartly: paying down debt, boosting subsidiaries abroad, and pouring resources into tech upgrades like cloud and IT infrastructure. CEO Amrish Rau highlights exciting trends in wearable payments, from rings to eyewear, powered by tokenization and biometrics – it's clear they're positioned for the future of seamless transactions.
Their numbers speak volumes too: processing INR 11.42 lakh crore in gross value last fiscal with billions of transactions, and projecting a solid 26% CAGR through 2028. With capex dropping efficiently and losses narrowing dramatically, this feels like a mature play ready to scale.
Experts anticipate robust institutional interest, and I couldn't agree more – it's a story of resilience and innovation. Dive into the full details to see why this could be a big one for the sector.
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