Go Digit sees moderate listing, but analysts project optimism. What investors should do
Go Digit, the fast-growing general insurance company, listed at Rs 286 per share, translating to a 5% gain over the issue price of Rs 272.
The listing fell short of expectations as the grey market trends suggested a potential gain of around 10%.
Analysts said Go Digit's position as the fastest-growing private non-life insurer by GWP in India positions it for continued success in the dynamic insurance market. The company's advanced technology platform and focus on innovation bode well for its future.
«Go Digit's moderate listing necessitates a balanced approach from investors. While the company possesses strong long-term potential, careful consideration of the valuation and competitive landscape is crucial. Investors may hold their position by keeping a stoploss at the issue price,» said Shivani Nyati, Head of Wealth, Swastika Investmart.
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Ahead of the issue opening, the firm raised about Rs 1,176 crore in the anchor round, where Fidelity Investments, Goldman Sachs, ADIA, and Custody Bank of Japan were among the investors.
In 2020, cricketer Virat Kohli bought 2.66 lakh shares of the company for Rs 2 crore, while actress wife Anushka Sharma invested 50 lakh through a private placement.
Ahead of the IPO, the promoter group, including Canada-based Fairfax, Kamesh Goyal, Go Digit Infoworks, and Oben Ventures, owned an 83.31% stake in the company.
Go Digit is a leading digital full-stack insurer and the fastest-growing private non-life
