Go Digit General Insurance Ltd Q3 FY26 – ₹140 Cr PAT, 72% Loss Ratio, ₹21,345 Cr Investment Book & a 59× PE Hangover

1. At a Glance – Blink and You’ll Miss the Drama

₹29,989 crore market cap. Stock price ₹324. PE ratio 58.7. ROE 11.9%. Gross Written Premium ₹5,649 crore. Investment book ₹21,345 crore. Loss ratio 72%.
If this already feels like a startup wearing a banker’s blazer, congratulations—you’re reading Go Digit correctly.

Go Digit General Insurance Ltd is a digital-first general insurer that went from “burning VC cash” to “earning real profits” faster than most fintech bros learn what solvency means. Q3 FY26 PAT came in at ₹140 crore, up 18.2% YoY. Quarterly revenue ₹2,570 crore, growing 5.5%. EPS for the quarter ₹1.52.

But here’s the twist: the stock trades at 58× earnings in an industry where the median PE is ~40. And the company itself only turned profitable post FY22—largely thanks to investment income behaving better than underwriting margins.

So the question isn’t “Is Go Digit growing?”
It’s “How much perfection is already priced in?”

2. Introduction – From Zero to Listed Hero (with a Few Scars)

Founded in 2016, Go Digit is not your father’s insurance company. There are no dusty branch offices, no agent uncles chasing commissions, and very little paperwork. Instead, there are APIs, bots, and a suspiciously high number of policies issued without human involvement.

The company is backed by Fairfax Financial Holdings, the same group that loves insurers, long-duration capital, and patience bordering on monkhood. Fairfax owns ~33.3% via Go Digit Infoworks, while Kamesh Goyal & Oben Ventures control ~40.3%. Combined promoter holding ~73%.

Go Digit spent its early years doing what most insurtechs do best—losing money at scale. Losses continued until FY22. Then something unusual happened: underwriting discipline improved, investment income exploded, and profits finally showed up.

Now it’s listed, scrutinized, and priced like a future ICICI Lombard—but with a much shorter operating history.

So…