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Moneyview Shares Soar 64% on Debut: Should You Sell or Hold?
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News18•01-10-2026, 10:44
Moneyview Shares Soar 64% on Debut: Should You Sell or Hold?
- •Digital lending platform Moneyview's shares listed on NSE at Rs 55, a 61.76% gain from its issue price of Rs 32-34, with profits rising to 64% for IPO investors.
- •The Moneyview IPO, open from September 24 to 28, was heavily oversubscribed by 98.46 times, exceeding grey market expectations of up to 42% listing gain.
- •Experts recommend holding Moneyview shares for long-term investors who received allotments, citing strong growth and operational efficiency.
- •Those who missed the IPO are advised to buy Moneyview shares on dips, as the company's prospects for continuous expansion are strong.
- •Moneyview is a digital-only fintech platform offering various financial products including personal loans, earned wage access, home loans, and UPI transactions.
Key Questions Answered
Moneyview shares listed on the NSE at Rs 55 per share against an issue price of Rs 32-34, resulting in an initial listing gain of 61.76% that further rose to 64% on the first day.
Experts suggest that investors who received share allotments should hold them for the long term, while those who did not get shares in the IPO can consider buying them on dips.
Moneyview operates as a digital-only, credit-based fintech platform providing products related to lending, transactions, investments, and protection, with personal loans serving as a key operational contributor alongside earned wage access, home loans, digital gold, and UPI transactions.
