SBI Mutual Fund purchased shares worth Rs 632.21 crore across both exchanges. The transactions took place on the day the mandatory lock-in period for pre-IPO shares ended. On the NSE, DF International Partners II and ABG Capital sold shares worth Rs 385.16 crore, while Wellington Hadley Harbor Aiv Master Investors (Cayman) III sold shares worth Rs 349.23 crore on the BSE.
In total, the three entities divested 4.6% of the company’s equity. DF International Partners II and Wellington Hadley Harbor exited their entire holdings in the transaction. As of December 31, DF held a 1.2% stake, while ABG Capital and Wellington Hadley Harbor Aiv held 1.4% and 2.2%, respectively.
Urban Company share price performance
Urban Company shares are down 16% since the beginning of the year. The stock price has fallen 8% in the last one month. Urban Company shares debuted last year and are trading just 7% higher than the issue price of Rs 103 per share.
Urban Company made its market debut on September 17, 2025, at a 57% premium over the issue price of Rs 103. The stock was listed at Rs 162.25 on the NSE and went on to hit Rs 201.18. Since then, it has been a downhill for investors.
Urban Company Q3 snapshot
Urban Company reported a net loss of Rs 21 crore in the December quarter, reversing a profit of Rs 232 crore in the same period last year, as aggressive investments in its new high-frequency housekeeping business weighed on earnings. Despite the loss, the company delivered decent topline growth, with revenue from operations rising 33% year-on-year to Rs 383 crore.The Gurugram-based home services platform said the December quarter saw healthy and broad-based growth across businesses, supported by festive season demand, steady customer retention and expansion across India and international markets. Net transaction value rose 36% YoY, excluding Saudi Arabia, to Rs 1,081 crore.
At a consolidated level, Urban Company posted an adjusted EBITDA loss of Rs 17 crore during the quarter. This was largely driven by continued investments in InstaHelp, a recently launched housekeeping services vertical, which scaled rapidly but remained loss-making.
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