ProspektLab started at 2am. Four analysts, one DRHP, and a shared frustration — that the most important research in Indian public markets was being done manually, slowly, and inconsistently by people who were always running out of time.
So we built the machine we wished existed.
A 400-page DRHP takes 6-8 hours to read properly. Most don't.
By IPO day, institutional analysis is done. Retail is still reading the summary.
Most investment decisions are based on GMP and YouTube thumbnails.
The information is public. The synthesis isn't.
Analysis generated in 27 seconds
A 400-page prospectus has roughly 8 sections that actually matter. We built a machine to find them, flag them, and surface them in 30 seconds. So you can spend your energy on the decision — not the document.
Every channel has an opinion. Most of them arrived after looking at the GMP and the headline financials. We start from the raw filing — promoter history, related-party red flags, peer multiples — and work forward to a view. Not backward from one.
By the time retail is talking about a company, institutional investors have already modelled it three ways. Our job is to close that gap. Not to predict the listing pop — to tell you whether the business deserves your capital at all.
We run our models against actual post-listing performance. Every quarter, we audit the calls — right and wrong. Because the only way to get better is to be honest about where we failed. No one else does this. We think that's a problem.
Not a startup.
A conviction.
We're analysts, engineers, and ex-bankers who got tired of watching Wall-Street-grade tools stay walled off from Indian retail investors.
The average SEBI registered analyst has access to—proprietary databases, Bloomberg terminals, syndicate reports. You didn't.
Now you do.