Social commerce platform Meesho runs a three-sided marketplace with suppliers, resellers and the customer, where the reseller buys goods such as unbranded fashion items from the supplier and sells it via platforms such as WhatsApp and Instagram. While Meesho started out this way, its share of direct sales has also been going up, pitting it directly against incumbents Flipkart and Amazon. It was founded in 2015 by IIT-Delhi alumni Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Barnwal. It provides small entrepreneurs with products and tools to start, maintain, and grow their businesses. It facilitates a three-way marketplace enabling resellers, SMBs, and micro-entrepreneurs across India to connect with potential buyers using social media. The company claims that a majority of these entrepreneurs are women who are realizing their dream of owning a business for the first time. Meesho is also Facebook's first investment in an Indian startup. The Bangalore-based startup last announced a fund raise of $50 million in a Series-C funding round from Shunwei Capital, DST Partners and RPS Ventures. The company on September 30, 2021 said it has raised $570 million in its Series F round led by Fidelity Management and B Capital, more than doubling its valuation to $4.9 billion in five months, the latest sign of the funding frenzy underway for Indian startups. More
Meesho share price: The investment in subsidiary Meesho Technologies was done through a rights issue of over 131 crore equity shares at an average price of Rs 22.05 apiece.
Choice Institutional Equities is bullish on Meesho has recommended buy rating on the stock with a target price of Rs 200 in its research report dated December 10, 2025.
Meesho share market debut was better than the expectations in the grey market, which had expected a listing gain of about 39 percent.
The SoftBank Group Corp.-backed firm raised Rs 5,420 crore ($603 million) in its initial public offering that was fully subscribed on the first day of book building
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Analysts expect the Meesho shares to list at a 25–30 percent premium and advise a cautious approach thereafter, depending on investor risk appetite.
Shares of Meesho, Aequs and Vidya Wires are showing a firm trend in the grey market, with premiums of about 35 percent.
Meesho IPO shares will be listed on both NSE and BSE platforms on December 10, following a strong subscription of 79 times to its Rs 5,421-crore issue.
Meesho IPO share allotment is likely to be finalized by December 8, while shares are proposed to be listed on December 10.
Meesho, Aequs, Vidya Wires IPO shares are scheduled to be listed on NSE and BSE on December 10, while allotment is likely to be finalised on December 8.
As of the latest data, the retail quota stands subscribed at 1.16 times, while non-institutional investors have bid 0.38 times their allotted portion.
Disproportionate anchor allotments to SBI MF ignites debate over fairness, transparency and the the relevance of 'anchor' as several large funds opt out of the issue
The much-awaited Meesho IPO has opened for subscription! The Rs 5,421 crore issue includes a fresh issue of Rs 4,250 crore and has already seen massive traction from institutional investors. The anchor book was subscribed 32 times, raising over Rs 2,439 crore, with bids worth nearly Rs 80,000 crore. SBI Mutual Fund emerged as the key anchor investor, picking up 25% of the shares, alongside marquee names such as GIC, BlackRock, Fidelity, Axis MF, and Aditya Birla MF. In this exclusive conversation, Nandita Khemka talks about Meesho’s post-IPO playbook, profitability roadmap, and future growth strategy with Sanjeev Kumar, Whole-time Director & Chief Technology Officer and Dhiresh Bansal, Chief Financial Officer.
Meesho IPO share allotment is expected by December 8, while the company will make its debut on the stock market on December 10.
The Bengaluru-based marketplace has set a price band for the offering of Rs 105 to Rs 111 a share
According to Meesho’s red herring prospectus (RHP), the company shipped 1.08 billion orders in the six months ended September 30, 2025, of which 695.42 million were delivered through Valmo, representing about 65 percent of total volumes.
More than 60 institutional investors participated in the anchor round.
Meesho IPO: Meesho intends to use the funds for investments in cloud infrastructure, marketing and brand-building, inorganic growth through acquisitions, and other general corporate purposes.
Other investors including GIC, ADIA, Fidelity International, Fidelity Management & Research, Baillie Gifford, Wellington and Goldman Sachs Asset Management also bid to participate in the anchor round, a source told Moneycontrol.
That decision triggered a pushback from other large funds, the people said, asking not to be identified as the information is private. Meesho is set to open its anchor book — a portion of shares reserved for institutional investors — on Tuesday ahead of its initial public offering that launches on Wednesday
Grey market estimates signal towards a strong listing for Meesho and Aequs, and a decent market debut for Vidya Wires.
Meesho, Aequs and Vidya Wires will open their mainboard IPOs for public subscription on Wednesday, December 3.
Meesho shares are likely to be allotted by December 8, while the shares are scheduled to be listed on December 10.
Meesho, founded in 2015 by Vidit Aatrey and Sanjeev Kumar, got a real growth burst during the Covid pandemic when millions of Indians began to shop online.
The company, which has built its model around ultra-affordable, unbranded commerce, highlighted that order volumes grew 52% and normalized NMV rose 44% in H1FY26.