Physicswallah Limited’s Audit Committee has cleared substantial equity infusions into four wholly owned subsidiaries: up to ₹399.85 crore into Penpencil Edu Services, ₹20.00 crore into Finz Fintech, ₹50.00 crore into Finz Finance, and up to USD 2 million into Knowledge Planet Holding Limited, all through cash subscription to new equity shares. These investments are aimed at funding working capital, strategic growth initiatives, and international expansion while maintaining 100% ownership in each entity, signalling a calibrated capital-allocation push across technology, fintech, NBFC, and overseas education support verticals.​

Penpencil Edu Services runs and maintains online class and tutoring infrastructure for teachers, coaching institutes, schools, and other educational institutions, effectively providing the technology backbone for live and recorded classes under multiple brands. Finz Fintech offers financial and investment consulting and outsourced finance-process services, while Finz Finance, now registered as an NBFC, is positioned to provide leasing and financing solutions; Knowledge Planet Holding, based in Dubai’s JAFZA, focuses on education support, language, computer, and professional training services across the UAE.​

Penpencil reported FY 2024–25 turnover of about ₹784.23 million, up from ₹645.78 million in 2023–24 and ₹182.31 million in 2022–23, reflecting rapid scaling of its SaaS-style education platform. Finz Fintech, incorporated in late 2024, posted initial FY 2024–25 turnover of ₹0.66 million, while Finz Finance is yet to commence full-scale operations; Knowledge Planet’s FY 2024–25 revenue reached about AED 15.09 million, rising steadily from AED 9.69 million and AED 7.71 million in the previous two years as it expanded its training offerings in the UAE.​

These subsidiary-level trends align with Physicswallah’s 2025 strategic narrative of building a diversified edtech-plus-fintech ecosystem, where Penpencil anchors the tech stack, Finz entities extend into financial services, and Knowledge Planet drives international revenue. Public 2025 disclosures focus more on growth strategy and capital deployment than on granular quarterly profit figures for each subsidiary, and there is no specific mention of iconic public-market investors in these unlisted units, even as the broader group continues to attract market attention for profitable growth at scale.​​