Peak XV Partners offloads Go Digit shares worth Rs 100 crore via block deal
05 Jun 2026, 06:48 PMAmong the buyers, Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund picked up 21.66 lakh shares worth nearly Rs 65 crore.
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Venture capital firm Peak XV Partners has sold Go Digit shares worth Rs 100 crore through a block deal.
Exchange data showed that Peak XV, via its investment arm Peak XV Partners Growth Investments III, sold 33.33 lakh shares at Rs 300 each. The transaction was valued at approximately Rs 100 crore.
Among the buyers, Aditya Birla Sun Life Mutual Fund picked up 21.66 lakh shares worth nearly Rs 65 crore, while JPMorgan (Taiwan) Eastern Technology Fund acquired 11.66 lakh shares valued at about Rs 35 crore.
The transaction comes shortly after Peak XV exited part of its holding in fintech company Mobikwik through a separate block deal worth Rs 130 crore, continuing its strategy of generating returns from portfolio investments.
Go Digit, founded in 2017, provides insurance products across motor, health, travel, property and other categories. Motor insurance remains its largest revenue contributor, followed by health and fire insurance.
For the quarter ended March FY26, Go Digit reported net premium revenue of Rs 2,301 crore, largely unchanged from a year earlier. Its net profit rose 28% year-on-year to Rs 149 crore, compared with Rs 116 crore in the same period last year.
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