Building on its existing expertise in financing electric vehicles, Shriram Green Finance will provide sharper focus and clarity to its sustainability efforts
Shriram Finance's total AUM was 2.43 trillion rupees as of September end and its green financing portfolio is currently around Rs 6 billion- Rs 7 billion, the company said at a press conference
It's the largest syndicated multi-currency transaction by a private sector NBFC, says company
The non-bank financial company will offer a multitranche deal split across currencies such as the dollar, euro and dirham, the people said asking not to be identified
The company's board has declared an interim dividend of 220 per cent, that is, Rs 22 per equity share for the financial year 2024-25
The NBFC's total income during the period under review increased by 18 per cent to Rs 10,096.68 crore, up from Rs 8,564.45 crore during the same quarter in 2023-24
The standalone results do not include results of Shriram Automall India and Shriram Housing Finance, the latter of which the company said was being "held for sale" in its earnings statement
Shriram Finance has fixed the record date for payment of its interim dividend on Thursday, November 7, 2024
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Regarding the implications of a rate cut for NBFCs, analysts noted that asset composition is more crucial than liability composition.
Shriram Group and South African financial services giant Sanlam jointly own Shriram Life Insurance and Shriram General Insurance
Shriram Finance shares hit all time high after the company plans to raise $1 bn from overseas in the next 6 months
NBFC Shriram Finance plans to raise USD 1 billion (about Rs 8,300 crore) from overseas in the next 6 months to fund its business growth. "We are planning to raise USD 300 million in the next few weeks, may be by October and rest USD 500-700 million during the remaining part of the current financial year," Shriram Finance Managing Director and CEO Y S Chakravarti told PTI. The fund raise would also include loans from development financial institutions like Asian Development Bank, Kfw, and United States Development Finance Corporation (DFC). The timing would depend on market conditions, he added. To fund its business growth, the Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) raises resources from diversified sources like public deposits, bank finance and raising money from domestic markets. On the loan growth, Chakravarti said, it is expected to increase 15 to 16 per cent during the current financial year. The company's Assets Under Management (AUM) stood at Rs 2.33 lakh crore at the end of J
Last November, Reserve Bank of India asked all lenders to set aside more capital on loans given to non-banking financial companies (NBFCs)
The conglomerate announced last year it would enter ARC and wealth management businesses
During the period under review, the liquidity coverage ratio was at 225.19 per cent as against 202.84 per cent by the end of June 2023
Shriram Finance's earnings were boosted by higher commercial vehicle sales - which form its biggest financing segment, along with strength in farm equipment and small business credit segments
F&O stock watch: Shares of Mahindra & Mahindra and Shriram Finance face up to 15 per cent downside risk; whereas, Manappuram Finance and Sun Tv can potentially gain up to 13 per cent.
The Nifty PCR data suggests that the index may attempt a rally towards 23,700 level ahead of the June series expiry; On the downside, strong support is expected around 23,350 - 23,290.