Findi Appoints DAM Capital and Ambit to Lead IPO of Indian Subsidiary TSI in 2026
Findi
Limited (ASX: FND), a leading Australian digital payments and financial
services company, has officially appointed two of India’s top financial
institutions—DAM Capital Advisors Limited and Ambit Private Limited—to
spearhead the IPO of its wholly owned Indian subsidiary, Transaction Solutions
International (India) Pvt Ltd (TSI). Scheduled for the second half of 2026, the
IPO
will mark a pivotal step in Findi’s strategy to unlock shareholder value
and strengthen its position in India’s rapidly evolving fintech sector.
DAM
Capital, named as the Left Lead Banker, will take the lead on managing
regulatory filings and execution of the IPO process. The firm's deep expertise
in Indian capital markets, particularly with high-growth tech and financial
services companies, makes it an ideal partner for this major listing. Ambit
Private Limited, acting as Book Running Lead Manager alongside DAM, will
provide strategic advisory and post-listing support to ensure the IPO’s
long-term success.
The move
comes at a time when India leads the world in IPO activity, bolstered by
booming digital payments adoption, widespread use of UPI
(Unified Payments Interface), and strong investor appetite. TSI is
well-positioned within this environment, having rapidly scaled its services,
including ATM deployments and digital payment solutions across India.
According to Findi Executive Chairman Nicholas
Smedley, the IPO reflects the company's commitment to expanding its Indian
footprint while delivering value to shareholders. The listing will allow TSI to
sit among major Indian fintech players like Paytm, Mobikwik, and CMS Info
Systems.
Findi’s
strong market performance—currently
trading at AUD 4.25 with a market cap of AUD 263 million—reflects investor
confidence. The IPO is expected to enhance visibility, attract strategic
capital, and unlock new growth avenues for the Indian business. With further
expansion and acquisitions on the horizon, Findi’s entry into the Indian
capital markets could be a major catalyst for its next
phase of growth.

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