GROWW
NIFTY200

Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd.

Banking · NSE

₹204.59
1Y
P/E60.1
Fwd P/E32.6
ROE+28.7%
Margin+43.7%
D/E3.03
Div Yld
Quality Score47/100

52-week range

₹112₹227

From 52w high

-9.9%

RSI (14)

53.0

vs SMA 50 / 200

50 · 200

GROWW (Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd), the fintech broking platform, trades at ₹204.59 — up 21.17% over 3 months and 9.95% below its 52-week high — with a trailing PE of 60.13, forward PE of 32.60, and reported profit margin of 43.67%. The company has generated no free cash flow in any recorded year despite strong accrual profitability metrics, and its debt-to-equity of 3.03 sits well above its banking-sector peers on a quality-adjusted basis. Price history covers only 121 bars, limiting the depth of technical and trend analysis available.

Pros
  • Trailing ROE of 28.72% ranks 1st among the 6-stock peer group, exceeding HDFC Bank (13.82%), Axis Bank (13.15%), and Bajaj Finance (17.91%).
  • Quality score of 64 ranks 1st in the peer group (next best: Bajaj Finance at 51), reflecting a relative edge on composite fundamental quality metrics within this comparison set.
  • 5-year revenue growth of 83.5% and 5-year earnings growth of 111.8% indicate rapid scaling from a small base, consistent with the growth phase of a recently listed fintech platform.
  • News flow over the recent period is uniformly positive across 8 articles: 6 positive, 2 neutral, 0 negative — covering Q4 profit surge and initiation of coverage by Bank of America.
Cons
  • Free cash flow has been negative or zero in every recorded year (FCF-positive years = 0), meaning reported earnings have not yet translated into cash surplus — a structural concern for capital adequacy and dividend capacity.
  • ROE consistency score of 20/100, with only 1 year above 15%, signals that the current 28.72% ROE does not yet reflect a demonstrated multi-year track record of capital efficiency.
  • Trailing PE of 60.13 is the highest in the peer group — approximately 2x Bajaj Finance (31.3x) and 4x Axis Bank (15.0x) — embedding a substantial earnings-growth assumption at current price levels.
  • Debt-to-equity of 3.03 is elevated relative to non-bank fintech peers and warrants monitoring: if this reflects client-margin funding or structured liabilities rather than operational borrowing, the risk profile differs materially, but that breakdown is not available in the current data.
Recent context
  • ·Bank of America initiated coverage of GROWW and set what media described as the highest share-price target from any broker since listing; the stock gained approximately 87% from its listing price as of early May 2026, per news reports.
  • ·Q4 results triggered a 9% single-session rally reported by BusinessLine, attributed to a strong profit surge — consistent with the 43.67% trailing profit margin visible in fundamentals data.
  • ·The stock is up 21.17% over the past 3 months and sits 9.95% below the 52-week high, with RSI at 52.98 (neutral zone) and price above SMA-50 (₹181.22) but SMA-200 uncomputable from available history.
Questions to ask yourself
  • ?Given that FCF has been zero or negative across all recorded years, what is the mechanism by which reported net profit of 43.67% margin is expected to convert to positive free cash flow, and over what timeline?
  • ?Does the debt-to-equity of 3.03 represent client-margin-funded leverage (operationally normal for a broker) or balance-sheet borrowing for growth — and how does the answer change the assessment of financial risk?
  • ?With only 1 year of ROE above 15% in the available history and a forward PE of 32.60 implying a significant earnings step-up, what would need to be true about market share, fee rates, or cost structure for that earnings trajectory to materialise?
  • ?How does GROWW's competitive positioning in the discount broking space — against peers such as Zerodha, Upstox, and Angel One — affect the durability of its current revenue-growth rate as the market matures?

PE

60.1

Forward PE

32.6

ROE

+28.7%

Profit margin

+43.7%

D/E

3.03

Dividend yield

Quality score

64/100

ROE 5y above 15%

1/5 yrs

FCF 5y positive

0/5 yrs

For informational purposes only. Not investment advice. VivaTrades is not a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser or Research Analyst. Market data sourced from public feeds; consult a registered adviser before any investment decision.Analysis generated 11 May 2026.