Archive · 19 Jan 2026
Navi CEO Sees IPO Window Opening
Navi, a fintech company, has been doing better after some regulatory issues.
Their CEO, Rajiv Naresh, says they are now stronger in lending, payments, and managing investments.
They have more UPI transactions and are doing well with loans.
They also have a new product called Trezo for credit on UPI.
The company is thinking about going public in the next 12-18 months.
Navi has stabilized operations and improved credit metrics after regulatory setbacks.
UPI transactions have doubled, and the company is focusing on credit-on-UPI with Trezo.
Lending activity has improved with better credit quality and rising ticket sizes.
Navi plans to scale up secured lending while maintaining a strong unsecured portfolio.
The company is preparing for a potential IPO in the next 12-18 months.
- Who
- Navi, a fintech firm led by CEO Rajiv Naresh
- What
- Navi's recovery, growth, and IPO plans
- When
- Next 12-18 months for potential IPO
- Where
- India
- Why
- To capitalize on improved business performance and market conditions
- CEO
- Rajiv Naresh
- Company
- Navi
- UPI Transactions
- 700-750 million per month
- Credit-on-UPI Customers
- 65,000
- IPO Timeline
- Next 12-18 months
- Borrower Profile
- 80% bank-grade customers
- Lending Focus
- Unsecured, with plans to scale secured lending