Strong market debut: Moneyview shares list at 64% premium on BSE; should you buy, sell or hold?

As per the latest business developments, Moneyview shares were listed at a firm premium on the exchanges on Thursday, following a 98.46-times subscription to its initial public offering (IPO) between September 24 and 28 in the primary market.

Shares of digital lending platform Moneyview were listed at Rs 55 per share on the NSE, a premium of 61.76 percent. The Rs 1,092-crore offering had a price range of Rs 32-34 per share.

On the BSE, the shares of the firm were listed at Rs 55.61 per share, a premium of 63.56 percent. The firm's market capitalisation post stock-exchange debut of its shares stood at Rs 9,788.65-crore.

Moneyview market debut was better than expectations in the grey market, which had anticipated a stock-exchange debut gain of up to 42 percent.

Earlier, it boosted Rs 327.5 crore from anchor market participants.

Moneyview share stock-exchange debut today: Should you buy, sell or hold?

Sarvam Goel, Founder – Pocketful, noted that it is a digital-first financial services platform offering personal loans, loan against property, secured loans, credit tracking, UPI and digital gold, run on a mixed on-book and off-book lending model across 48 financial partners.

"Fresh offering proceeds will strengthen the NBFC's capital base and fund default loss guarantees. Market participants who received allotment should hold, given the scale this business has built. Those who missed the IPO can use a post-stock-exchange debut correction as an entry point," he further noted.

"The platform’s personal-loan franchise stays the key earnings driver, with Managed AUM of Rs 22,520 crore as of June 2026. The IPO proceeds include Rs 325 crore for DLG-supported loan expansion and Rs 250 crore investment in WFPL to strengthen its capital base, supporting further scaling of the lending business. At the upper price range, the offering is valued at around 24.7x FY26 P/E, leaving valuation dependent on sustained expansion and credit quality. Market participants with a long-term horizon may HOLD, supported by the firm’s scalable digital model, growing user monetization and expanding financial-services portfolio. Short- to medium-term market participants may consider booking stock-exchange debut upside," stated Mahesh M. Ojha, Vice President Research & Business Development at Kantilal Chagganlal Securities.

Narendra Solanki, Head Fundamental Research – Investment Services, Anand Rathi Share and Stock Brokers, further stated "the combination of firm user and financial expansion, improving operating efficiency and a capital-light model provides visibility for continued expansion. Market participants getting allotment may keep hold the stock from a long-term."

The firm operates as a digital-only, credit-led fintech platform offering financial products across borrowing, transactions, investments and protection segments. Its flagship digital personal loan business, rolled out in 2017, stays a key contributor to the firm’s operations.

Beyond personal loans, the firm has expanded into products and services including earned wage access, home loans, loans against property, digital gold and UPI transactions.