Bangalore-based e-commerce startup Meesho is all set to make its stock market debut from 3 December, with the subscription window open till 5 December 2025. The IPO price band is set at ₹105–111 per share, giving the company a valuation of around ₹50,000 crore at the top end. Through this IPO, Meesho aims to raise roughly ₹5,421 crore, with the bulk coming from new shares and the rest from existing investors selling some holdings.
What sets Meesho apart is its focus on smaller towns and cities, often overlooked by giants like Amazon and Flipkart. Around 206 million of its 234 million users come from outside the top eight Indian cities. Its seller base has also grown, now boasting over 700,000 active sellers, many of them women entrepreneurs running small businesses.
Meesho’s business model, a zero-commission platform offering affordable products, appeals to value-conscious buyers. Shoppers in smaller towns can discover inexpensive, everyday goods without paying a premium, while sellers can reach millions of buyers without hefty fees.
Investor sentiment is strong. In the grey market, Meesho’s shares show a premium of ₹42, indicating that the stock could list significantly higher than the IPO price. This enthusiasm reflects both the company’s growth story and the rising appetite for e-commerce in non-metro India.
The funds raised through the IPO will mainly be used to upgrade technology, expand infrastructure, and fuel marketing initiatives — helping Meesho continue its rapid growth and strengthen its presence across smaller towns.
With its focus on value, accessibility, and small-town India, Meesho is poised to redefine e-commerce in the country, offering a fresh alternative to traditional online marketplaces.
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