PhysicsWallah’s IPO objectives; Slice SFB FY25 report
PhysicsWallah’s IPO is less about raising cash and more about flexing its brand muscle—going public isn’t just a financial move, it’s a trust-building power play. With none of its existing investors selling, PW is sending a clear message: we’re betting on ourselves, and we want parents and students to do the same. Meanwhile, Slice’s FY25 report shows losses widening, proving that not every fintech darling can ride the hype wave forever.
PhysicsWallah’s IPO aims to boost its offline expansion, targeting 500 learning centers and deeper penetration in southern India. The company’s ₹3,480 crore issue, with a price band of ₹103–109 per share, reflects its rapid growth and strong fundamentals. Slice, on the other hand, continues to struggle with profitability, highlighting the challenges fintechs face in sustaining growth. Both stories underscore the importance of sustainable business models in India’s evolving digital economy.
