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Vipin Dixena

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shared an insight ⚡️ 16th Sep
Groww Block Deal: What Should Retail Investors Watch?
GROWW
Billionbrains Garage Ventures, the parent company of Groww, came under pressure after around 10.4 crore shares, or nearly 1.7% of the company’s equity, changed hands in a block deal worth about ₹2,000 crore. Peak XV Partners and Sequoia Capital were likely sellers, with the reported transaction price around ₹192 per share. However, the identities of the buyers and sellers were not immediately confirmed. The bigger question for investors is whether this is simply an early-investor liquidity event or a signal about the stock’s valuation. Not the First Investor Exit This is not an isolated transaction. In August, Ribbit Capital sold around 1.8% of its holding, while Y Combinator had also reduced its stake earlier this year. For a company that has moved from private-market funding to the public markets, such transactions are not necessarily unusual. Early-stage investors may use improved public-market liquidity to monetise holdings after years of investment. A VC exit, therefore, does not automatically indicate deteriorating business fundamentals. It can simply represent portfolio-level profit realisation. Business Fundamentals Remain Strong At the operating level, Groww continues to report strong numbers. Q1 FY27 revenue from operations rose 66% YoY to ₹1,501 crore, while consolidated PAT increased to ₹735 crore. Jefferies continues to maintain a Buy rating with a ₹240 target, highlighting Groww’s positioning in India’s equity market and the potential benefit from resolving regulatory issues around CAS. This creates an important distinction for investors: shareholder selling and business performance are two separate variables.
shared an insight ⚡️ 16th Sep
UPI MDR Is Finally Here — Who Benefits More?
The government’s decision to introduce a 40-basis-point MDR on UPI person-to-merchant transactions above ₹2,000 could mark a significant shift for India’s digital payments ecosystem. The framework takes effect from October 15, while smaller transactions, P2P payments and certain small merchants remain outside the charge. The size of the opportunity is particularly interesting. Transactions above ₹2,000 accounted for only around 4% of P2M volumes but 68% of transaction value in July, creating a potentially meaningful revenue pool for participants in the UPI ecosystem. Why Paytm Could Benefit From Scale For Paytm, the opportunity is primarily about the sheer size of its UPI and merchant ecosystem.
PAYTM
could generate up to ₹1,160 crore of UPI MDR revenue in FY28, while Emkay estimates eligible UPI GMV at ₹11.2 lakh crore. Paytm’s large merchant network and UPI presence give it a significant absolute opportunity. However, the headline MDR rate should not be confused with Paytm’s actual revenue. The eventual benefit will depend on how the MDR pool is distributed among banks, TPAPs and other participants. Why Pine Labs Could See a Bigger Earnings Impact Pine Labs presents a different equation. Jefferies estimates around ₹160 crore of incremental FY28 revenue from the MDR opportunity. In absolute terms, that is much smaller than the potential opportunity for Paytm. But relative to Pine Labs’ earnings base, the impact could be more visible, representing roughly 20% of its EBIT and PBT estimates. The introduction of MDR is only the first step. The final economics will depend on how the revenue is distributed across the UPI ecosystem and how payment platforms respond once transactions above ₹2,000 acquire a price. There could also be changes in transaction behaviour, competitive discounting and migration towards alternative payment rails.
shared an insight ⚡️ 15th Sep
HSBC Raises Target For ACME Solar - Details Below
ACMESOLAR
shares jumped nearly 5% after HSBC raised its target price by 15% to ₹450 from ₹390 while retaining its Buy rating. HSBC believes the renewable energy sector is showing early signs of recovery after a relatively weak FY26 and muted Q1 FY27, with rising power demand and growing adoption of battery storage supporting the next phase of growth. But the bigger question for ACME is whether this recovery can translate into better project economics and sustainable returns. PPA Conversion Is Becoming the Key Catalyst One of the strongest positives is ACME’s ability to convert awarded projects into actual PPAs. The company has converted 730 MW of Letters of Award into PPAs over the last two quarters, improving visibility on future capacity deployment. ACME has also recently won a 300 MW project at a discovered tariff of ₹6/kWh for four-hour assured evening supply. This highlights its increasing exposure to firm and dispatchable renewable energy rather than conventional intermittent generation. For investors, the conversion of awarded capacity into PPAs is important because headline project awards have limited value until they translate into contracted projects, construction and eventually cash flows. ACME Is Moving Beyond Conventional Solar Another important part of HSBC’s thesis is ACME’s transition towards FDRE projects combining solar, wind and battery energy storage. This could position the company to benefit from India’s growing requirement for reliable and dispatchable renewable power. Early BESS commissioning could also create opportunities for merchant revenue, potentially providing another earnings lever. However, the opportunity comes with a trade-off. Competitive intensity has resulted in some deterioration in project economics, meaning higher capacity additions do not automatically translate into higher shareholder returns.

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