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Groww IPO Day 2: Fully Subscribed (1.47x); Retail 4.65x, GMP 11–15%; Nithin Kamath Says 20% of Applications Came via Zerodha — What Top Brokerages Recommend

Groww share price hits upper circuit; market cap crosses ₹1 lakh crore on Day 4 post‑IPO rally as CEO Lalit Keshre joins billionaire club (Nov 17, 2025)

Bengaluru/Mumbai | Monday, November 17, 2025 — Online investing platform Groww sprinted to its 20% upper circuit at ₹178.23 in Monday trade, propelling its market capitalisation past ₹1 lakh crore just four sessions after listing. At the day’s high, the stock was ~78% above the ₹100 IPO price, underscoring one of the strongest post‑listing runs for a mainboard IPO this year. mint+1 The surge has catapulted cofounder‑CEO Lalit Keshre into India’s billionaire club. Economic Times’ calculations peg Keshre’s holding at ~55.9 crore shares, valuing his stake at ~₹9,400 crore at recent prices, while Moneycontrol and India Today also reported his transition to billionaire status following the blockbuster debut. The Economic Times+2Moneycontrol+2
17 November 2025
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Groww IPO Day 2: Fully Subscribed (1.47x); Retail 4.65x, GMP 11–15%; Nithin Kamath Says 20% of Applications Came via Zerodha — What Top Brokerages Recommend

Groww Share Price Today (15 Nov 2025): IPO Allotment Status (BSE/NSE), GMP Trend, Listing Date & Price, and Live Updates

At a glance: Billionbrains Garage Ventures Ltd—parent of the Groww app—closed Friday, 14 Nov 2025 at ₹148.53 and ₹148.41. Indian markets are shut today, so these are the latest official closes for “Groww share price today/live.” Business Standard Context: After listing on 12 Nov 2025, the stock ended debut day at ₹128.85 and ₹130.94 versus an issue price of ₹100. mint
15 November 2025
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  • Dividend Value Stocks Draw Interest as Market Grinds Through Turbulence
    July 4, 2026, 11:32 PM EDT. Markets are working through mixed U.S. jobs numbers, tough Fed talk on inflation, selling in semiconductor names, and a dip in oil. Some investors are turning to value stocks with low P/E ratios and steady dividends. Dole (DOLE) stands out, with a US$1.33 billion market cap. The fresh produce firm's business is seen as stable, despite margins running close to 1%. Dole is also cutting debt and working on its balance sheet. Orora (ASX:ORA) gets attention as well. The A$1.7 billion packaging group is exposed to defensive demand and has a record of steady dividends. Both stocks are on the radar for income-focused investors hunting for resilient names in choppy markets.
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