PhysicsWallah Share Price LIVE: Stock Extends Rally After Strong Market Debut — Should You Buy, Sell or Hold?
PhysicsWallah shares made a strong market debut with over 33% listing gains on NSE and BSE, pushing the edtech firm’s market cap past ₹42,000 crore. Investors now weigh whether to book profits or hold for further upside.
PhysicsWallah stock surges over 33% on debut as the edtech unicorn delivers a stronger-than-expected listing on NSE and BSE.
Massive edtech player PhysicsWallah Ltd made a magnificent appearance on Indian exchanges on Tuesday as its shares saw stunning premium rates at both NSE and NSE. The IPO, launched on November 13, witnessed tremendous investor appetite and provided a better-than-expected show on listing day.
Excellent stock performance
PhysicsWallah shares started trading on NSE at ₹145 after shares issued at an issue price of ₹109, registering a premium of 33.03%. On the BSE, the stock started at ₹143.10 telling the premium of 31% on the issue price. The welcoming debut stands as the strong faith of investors in the rising hybrid model and recall of the brand of this edtech company.
IPO Details
The IPO, open from November 11 to 13, was subscribed 1.81 times. The company raised ₹3,480.71 crore, comprising:
Fresh issue: 28.45 crore shares worth ₹3,100.71 crore
Offer for sale (OFS): 3.49 crore shares totaling ₹380 crore
The IPO price band was set at ₹103–₹109 per share. Analysts had predicted a listing premium of around 13%, but the stock far exceeded expectations.
Market Reaction & Performance
Shortly after listing, PhysicsWallah shares surged over 4% above their debut price, and more than 37% above the issue price. On the BSE, the stock hit an intraday high of ₹162.05, marking a 48.66% jump from its IPO price. The company's market cap crossed ₹42,000 crore following the strong debut.
Company Snapshot
PhysicsWallah is among India’s largest edtech platforms with:
- 13.7 million YouTube subscribers (as of July 2025)
- 4.5 million paid users
- 6,300+ faculty members
- 4,400 books and 8.6 million questions in its digital library
- 303 offline centers, including Vidyapeeth, Pathshala, and other PW centers
Financial Overview
Despite impressive growth—with sales and EBITDA CAGR of 96.9% and 88.8% respectively over three years—the company’s net loss widened from ₹81 crore in FY23 to ₹216 crore in FY25, driven by higher depreciation and impairment costs.
Buy, Sell or Hold?
Market experts remain cautiously optimistic.
According to Shivani Nyati, Head of Wealth at Swastika Investmart:
Allottees may consider booking partial profits while holding the remaining shares for medium-term gains, with a recommended stop loss at ₹130.
