Zerodha CEO Ninit Kamama made it clear that the company did not need state markets to finance its ambitions.
“We have enough money to do everything we want to do,” Kamama said in an interview with Sharein Bhang CNBC-TV18 from Monaco, where he is the finalist of the Ey World Entrepreneur 2025.
He added that “the transfer on the exchanges is difficult for a company like us”, in the near future, by effectively disconnecting any speculation about IPO.
Despite the expectation of a decline in 10-20% in the Zerodha brokerage business this year with a weaker market activity, Kamath seeks to gain – 10,000 krones in income for 26 years. He also excluded any changes in brokerage tariffs, following inexpensive platform models.
In a broad conversation, the Camama confirmed its long -term vision of Zeed into a conglomerate of financial services with a full spectrum, with aspirations that include entering the banking sector.
“We do not give up our bank licensed ambitions,” he said, emphasizing the company’s intention to go beyond the broker.
Zerodha, the largest Active Clients brokerage shares in India, continues to expand its product stack, resist investors and market pressure to raise capital or list. It offers a reliable set of tools, including the air snake for trading, account consoles, coins for mutual funds and Sensibull for trading options. For retail investors, it remains among the most effective platforms, and the account open fees and annual maintenance fees from 0 to ₹ 300 based holdings.
Camata’s position signals a constant emphasis on independence, discipline and long-term control-philosophy that has served Zerodha since its creation. )