CRED
FinTech · Credit & Rewards
Valuation
₹28,000 – 30,000 Cr
Unlisted Price
Not Available
52-Week Range
N/A
Expected IPO
2027
About
Members-only rewards and financial services platform for high-credit-score Indians; raised at $3.5B (down from $6.4B peak); eyeing profitability by FY26 before IPO.
Key Highlight
$72M raised at $3.5B valuation (down 45% from peak); eyeing FY26 profitability
Financial Ratios & Metrics
Detailed financial data is not yet available for this company.
Financial disclosures for unlisted entities are limited until DRHP filing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current unlisted share price of CRED?▾
The unlisted share price of CRED is not yet available as the company has not filed its DRHP. Prices will appear once grey market trading becomes active.
When is the CRED IPO expected?▾
CRED is expected to list on Indian stock exchanges in 2027. Current IPO status: Not Filed.
What is the valuation of CRED?▾
CRED is valued at approximately ₹28,000 – 30,000 Cr ($3.5B). This is a pre-IPO estimate based on grey market data and analyst reports.
What sector does CRED operate in?▾
CRED operates in the FinTech — specifically Credit & Rewards sector. Key highlight: $72M raised at $3.5B valuation (down 45% from peak); eyeing FY26 profitability
Is CRED a good pre-IPO investment?▾
CRED is tracked on The Finance Network as a pre-IPO research subject. Key data: valuation ₹28,000 – 30,000 Cr, IPO status Not Filed, expected listing 2027. This is not investment advice — always consult a SEBI-registered adviser.
Disclaimer: All data is sourced from publicly available filings, analyst reports, and grey market platforms. Unlisted share prices are indicative and not exchange-regulated. Financial ratios for unlisted companies are estimated and may differ from audited figures. This is not investment advice. Read full disclaimer →