GROWW Q3 FY26 earnings call.
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₹1,216 Cr
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Grow reported a strong quarter with continued market share gains across segments. Key drivers included robust growth in commodity broking (4% of revenue, 1 lakh+ customers), MTF book expansion (adding ~600 Cr quarterly), and improved activation ratios (67-68% of active users transacting). The State Street partnership in the AMC business provides global expertise and capital for scaling, though regulatory approvals are pending. Wealth management integration (Fisdom) is early but offers cross-sell opportunities to affluent customers with near-zero acquisition cost. EBITDA margins expanded to 60%+ (ex-Fisdom) as revenue growth outpaced fixed cost increases. Risks include potential regulatory tightening on retail derivatives losses and competition in the broking space. Management remains focused on product diversification and organic growth, with no near-term dividend plans.
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Guidance to track
- Management expects MTF book to continue adding ~600 Cr per quarter, with potential acceleration if a broad-based rally occurs.
- Employee costs and marketing are largely fixed; expected to grow 10-20% per year, enabling margin expansion if revenue grows faster.
- Integration of Fisdom is ongoing; revenue contribution will be disclosed once it becomes significant relative to overall P&L.
Risks flagged
- SEBI may introduce further measures if retail losses persist; management noted that only <0.3% of customers are loss-making in derivatives, but industry-wide scrutiny could impact volumes.
- A single broker cannot exceed 15% open interest per contract; management stated they are at about half the limit, but rapid growth could approach the cap.
- Fisdom integration is early; management was vague on timelines and differentiation, indicating execution risk in a competitive space.
Key quotes
- Customer acquisition cost when it comes to grow customers using these services becomes almost zero for us.
- We don't look at AIDA as a metric that we want to drive. This is more of an output.
- We are not into HFT and all... the speed that customers are expecting we are meeting those expectations.
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