Kamath Brothers Invest Rs 250 Crore in IPO-Bound Financial Services Firm InCred

Kamath brothers invest Rs 250 crore in IPO-bound financial services firm InCred

The development comes a week after the group's wealthtech arm-InCred Money- acquired South Asian Stocks Limited (SASL), which operates the discount broking platform Stocko. The deal marked InCred's entry into the retail broking space.

Zerodha's Nikhil, Nithin Kamath buy Rs 250 cr InCred shares ahead of IPO

Zerodha Founders Acquire Minority Stake in InCred Ahead of Public Listing

Kamath Brothers Invest INR 250 Cr in IPO-Bound InCred, Betting on Financial Services Growth Zerodha founders acquire minority… The post Zerodha Founders Acquire Minority Stake in InCred Ahead of Public Listing appeared first on IMP.NEWS.

Kamath Brothers Back InCred with INR 250 Crore Investment Power Move

Nikhil and Nithin Kamath, co-founders of Zerodha, have paid INR 250 crore to purchase a minority interest in InCred Holdings Limited, which is the parent company of InCred Financial Services Ltd (IFSL).This is in advance of InCred's anticipated first public offering later this year. IFSL is a tech-enabled NBFC that specialises in financing for SMEs, consumers, and educational institutions.Since its establishment in 2016, the business has served …

Paper Arizona crosses ₹100 crore revenue, eyes IPO in 2026 to bolster India’s paper industry

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Kamath Brothers Pick Up INR 250 Cr Minority Stake In IPO-Bound InCred

Zerodha cofounders Nikhil and Nithin Kamath have acquired a minority stake in InCred Holdings Limited, the parent of InCred Financial Services Ltd, by purchasing shares worth INR 250 Cr ahead of the company’s anticipated initial public offering (IPO). “Backing them (InCred) is a bet on that broader shift—and the belief that responsible lending can scale without losing sight of fundamentals,” said Nikhil Kamath. The investment comes amid InCred’s…