Razorpay Transforms into a Public Company as IPO Plans Take Shape

Razorpay Transforms into a Public Company as IPO Plans Take Shape

Razorpay Transitions to Public Company Ahead of IPO Plans

Razorpay, a prominent fintech unicorn, has made the significant move to become a public limited company, signalling its approach to a potential initial public offering (IPO). The company, based in Bengaluru and previously established in the United States, is in the process of relocating its headquarters back to India.

A spokesperson for Razorpay provided insight on this transition, stating that the initiative to become a public company is part of the redomiciling process to India. This decision comes as a proactive measure to adhere to best governance practices and to ensure readiness ahead of an anticipated IPO within the next two years.

Future Listing Plans for Razorpay

By making this move, Razorpay is joining the ranks of other fintech firms such as Paytm and MobiKwik, both of which have already successfully gone public. Additionally, companies like Pine Labs and PayU are expected to pursue listings by the end of the fiscal year 2026 (FY26).

Reports indicate that Razorpay is eyeing an IPO in the financial years 2026-27. This announcement follows the recent approval from the Regional Director in Hyderabad for the merger of Razorpay Inc with Razorpay India.

Payment Solutions Offered by Razorpay

Razorpay offers a range of user-friendly and secure payment solutions designed specifically for local enterprises. The company’s services include multi-currency transactions, real-time payment processing, and cost-effective solutions for cross-border transactions. Beyond India, Razorpay has broadened its operations to include markets in Singapore and Malaysia.

Throughout various funding rounds, Razorpay has successfully secured over $800 million and was last valued at approximately $7 billion. In the financial year 2024, Razorpay achieved revenues of Rs 2,068 crore, alongside a profit of Rs 35 crore. The company faces competition from other significant players in the market such as Cashfree, which posted revenues of Rs 642 crore during the same period, and PayU, which achieved revenue of $444 million (around Rs 3,800 crore) in FY24.

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