Groww’s share price jumped about 9.5% to Rs 175.60 after news that it will join the BSE Large‑Cap index and after it unveiled a new backup trading portal called Groww Lite.
Index inclusion boost
From January 6, 2026 the stock will be part of the BSE Large‑Cap, BSE All‑Cap, BSE Large‑MidCap and BSE Financial Services indices. Being in these benchmarks gives the company more visibility with both retail and institutional investors, which often leads to higher demand for the shares.
Groww Lite: a safety net for traders
Groww Lite is a web‑based platform that lets users trade even if the main Groww app or website is down. It runs on a separate DNS and bypasses the usual Cloudflare routing, so traders can close or exit positions during technical glitches.
- Provides continuous access during outages.
- Uses a different infrastructure to avoid single‑point failures.
- Designed as a backup that most users hope never to need.
Recent financial performance
Groww’s IPO raised over Rs 6,600 crore at Rs 100 per share. Since listing, the stock is up about 55% from its opening price of Rs 114. In the most recent quarter, the company posted a net profit of Rs 471.33 crore, a 12% rise from the year‑earlier figure, driven by more users and higher assets under management. However, revenue fell slightly to Rs 1,018.74 crore.
What this means for investors
Being added to major indices can attract more fund money, potentially supporting the share price. The Groww Lite platform adds a layer of confidence for active traders who worry about app downtime during volatile market moments. Together, these developments suggest the company is focusing on both growth and reliability.
Disclaimer
Remember, this is just an overview, not a recommendation. Do your own research and consider your personal risk tolerance before making any investment decisions.