Meesho’s Surge Analyzed
Meesho, the popular online marketplace, saw a significant jump in its stock price on November 14, 2023. The stock rose by 9.23% to reach Rs 196.95. This increase was primarily driven by a positive recommendation from a major foreign investment firm. The firm gave Meesho a “buy” rating and set a price target of Rs 220, signaling confidence in the company’s future.
Key Points
- Positive rating boosted Meesho’s stock price significantly.
- Analysts foresee strong growth in Meesho’s user base.
- Improved margins expected, increasing profitability for Meesho.
- Growth driven by 30% increase in merchandise value.
- Investor confidence reflects a solid company outlook.
- Meesho’s business model is seen as a key advantage.
The investment firm highlighted several reasons for its optimistic view. Meesho’s business model is unique – it’s “asset-light,” meaning it doesn’t own many of the things other marketplaces do, like warehouses. This helps the company make money consistently, even when other online businesses are struggling.
Specifically, the firm expects Meesho’s “net merchandise value” (the total value of goods sold) to grow quickly – about 30% each year for the next six years. They also predict that Meesho’s profits will increase because of improved efficiency.
The investment firm forecasts that Meesho will add a huge number of new customers – reaching 518 million – and that people will order more frequently (around 14.7 times per year). They anticipate that the average amount people spend per order will go down slightly to around Rs 233, but this is partly due to better logistics.
Meesho launched its stock trading on December 10, 2023. Since then, the stock has climbed 77.43% from its initial offering price of Rs 111. It’s currently trading at Rs 161.20, representing a 22.18% gain since its listing.
The initial public offering (IPO) was incredibly popular, with investors bidding for 2,196.67 crore shares – much more than the company offered (27.79 crore shares). The IPO was open for three days, from December 3rd to December 5th, with shares priced between Rs 105 and Rs 111.
Meesho plans to use the money raised from the IPO to improve its computer systems, invest in smart technology and talented people, promote its brand, and explore buying other companies. Meesho operates a marketplace that connects shoppers, sellers, delivery companies, and content creators.
For the quarter that ended September 2025, Meesho is projected to report a net loss of Rs 700.72 crore while its revenue is expected to reach Rs 5,577.54 crore. This information is based on the projections of the investment firm.
“Meesho’s innovative approach and growing marketplace are positioning it for sustained success in the rapidly expanding e-commerce landscape.”



