Billionbrains Garage Ventures (Groww) Q4 FY26 Concall Decoded: PAT up 122%, because volatility finally found its favorite app
1. Opening Hook
Just when everyone thought retail investing had entered its “touch grass” phase after months of market corrections, Groww showed up with another quarter of hyper-growth. Apparently, geopolitical tensions, FII selling, and market panic are not problems if your users love trading derivatives during chaos.
Groww’s Q4 FY26 looked like the financial equivalent of a rain dance during a thunderstorm. Revenue exploded, margins expanded, derivatives activity surged, and management kept repeating “operating leverage” like it discovered a cheat code.
Of course, not everything was perfect. Customer assets slipped sequentially, costs rose with volatility, and some shiny new businesses are still burning cash like ambitious startup interns.
Still, the story gets more interesting later because Groww seems convinced India’s investing market can grow 3-4x from here. Ambitious? Yes. Impossible? Not really.
2. At a Glance
Total Income up 81% YoY – Apparently panic trading is now a full-fledged business model.
EBITDA up 142% YoY – Operating leverage arrived like the hero in the second half of a Bollywood movie.
PAT up 122% YoY – Profit margins widened because costs forgot how to grow as fast as revenue.
Customer Assets up 36% YoY – Even after markets threw a tantrum in Q4.
Active Users up 20% YoY – Retail investors still cannot resist one more “buy the dip” moment.
Equity Derivatives contribution at 55% – Because normal investing is too boring now.