PhysicsWallah’s shares hit target
These days the magic of newly listed stocks is at its peak in the stock market. Recently listed company Groww has done wonders. On Tuesday, the stock closed with a huge jump of 10.95 per cent and reached a high of ₹ 193.91. This price is about 94% above its IPO price of ₹100. Now another name is resonating in this environment PhysicsWallah. There is only one question in the mind of every investor whether the shares of PhysicsWallah groww Will run wildly like?
42% profit on the first day
Shares of PhysicsWallah were listed on BSE and NSE on Tuesday. When these shares came into the market after a three-day subscription period and allotment process, they had a bang. The company’s shares were listed at ₹145 with a huge premium of 33 per cent compared to the upper price band of ₹109. But the story did not stop here. Even after listing, the shares continued to rise and on the very first day it closed at ₹ 155.24 with a jump of 42.42 percent.
Sell or hold?
That is, the investors who had acquired PhysicsWallah shares through IPO Allotment, got huge profits on the very first day. Now whoever has invested money in this, there is only one dilemma going on in his mind, should he pocket this profit and exit (Profit Booking), or hold it for bigger returns in future?
VLA Ambala, co-founder of Stock Market Today, has given a very clear and important advice to the investors of PhysicsWallah. He says that if you have not made profit on the day of listing and want to hold it for future, then a long-term strategy should be adopted. Take at least six months’ time. Most importantly, they have given a safety net to investors.
If you are holding it, then definitely set stop loss at ₹ 120. Not only this, for those investors who are buying this share from the market after listing, the stoploss of ₹ 120 is an important level. Experts have also given a big target on the shares of PhysicsWallah. He has set its target at ₹185 to ₹210.
Company’s future plan
It is also important to take a look at the performance of the company. In the last three years, PhysicsWallah has recorded a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 96.9% and 88.8% in Sales and EBITDA respectively. This figure shows the fast pace of the company’s business.
However, due to heavy depreciation expense on financial assets and some other losses, the net loss of the company has also increased. It has increased from ₹81 crore in FY 2023 to ₹216 crore in FY 2025. The promoters’ stake has also decreased from 81.64 percent to 72.30 percent after the IPO, while the stake of the general public has increased from 18.36 percent to 27.70 percent.
But the biggest strength of PhysicsWallah is its hold in the market. It is one of the largest ed-tech companies in India. As of July 2025, there were 13.7 million YouTube subscribers on its main channel. As of June 30, 2025, it had about 4.5 million paid users, about 6,300 faculty members and a digital content library of about 4,400 books. Not only this, the company also has a strong offline presence, which includes 303 centres, 112 Vidyapeeth, 78 Pathshala (Hybrid), and 47 under the ‘PW Other Centres’ format.