Shriram Group

In the past two months, the stock price of the non-banking finance company (NBFC) has surged 34 per cent after it reported a steady performance in the September 2025 quarter (Q2FY26)

Shriram Finance delivered a better-than-expected Q2FY26, with stronger margins, stable credit costs, and improving vehicle and MSME trends, supporting a confident outlook for the rest of the year

The insurer plans to quadruple its premium base by 2030 as it expands its advisor network and motor portfolio while maintaining strong profitability and solvency

In the past one month, Shriram Finance stock has outperformed the market by surging 23 per cent, as compared to 3.3 per cent rise in the BSE Sensex.

Shriram Finance's share price was trading 3.52 per cent higher at ₹637.50 per share on the NSE

Shriram Finance expects its assets under management (AUM) to exceed ₹3 trn by FY26, anticipates reaching 10 mn live customers in Q2. Umesh Revankar discusses growth drivers and future projections

The non-banking finance company (NBFC) reported an 8.8% year-on-year rise in standalone profit at ₹2,156 crore ($249.01 million) for the quarter ended June 30

The company's total income rises by 20%, driven by growth in key segments such as commercial vehicles

The Reserve Bank of India imposed a penalty of ₹2.70 lakh on Shriram Finance and ₹4.88 lakh on HDFC Bank for violating regulatory norms

Shriram Finance Ltd, the flagship company of the diversified conglomerate Shriram Group would revise its interest rates on fixed deposits with effect from June 26, the company said on Wednesday. As per the revised structure, senior citizens (aged 60 years and above at the time of deposit or renewal) would be eligible for an additional interest of 0.50 per cent per annum while women depositors would receive an additional 0.05 per cent per annum on fixed deposits. For deposits of 12 months, the existing rate of 7.35 per cent would be revised to 7.65 per cent while for deposits made through digital mode for a period of 15 months would be revised to 7.90 per cent from the current 7.50 per cent, Shriram Finance said in a company statement on Wednesday. For 18 months, the interest rates would be revised to 7.80 per cent (current 7.40 per cent), 24 months 7.90 per cent from the existing 7.50 per cent. Interest rates would be revised to 8.40 per cent on deposits with a tenure of 36, 50 and

Sanlam acquires 23% stake in Shriram AMC via preferential allotment, joining as co-promoter and reaffirming a two-decade strategic collaboration with Shriram Group

South Africa's Sanlam has invested Rs 105 crore for a 23 per cent stake in Shriram Group's asset management arm. The transaction marks the entry of Sanlam, an asset manager having over USD 80 billion under management, into the Indian market. It has an over 2-decade partnership with the Chennai-based diversified financial services group. With the investment, Sanlam becomes a co-promoter in Shriram Asset Management Company (AMC) with ShriramCredit Company, a statement said. The overall promoter stake in the listed company will increase to 71.17 per cent from the 62.55 per cent currently, it added. Sanlam Emerging Markets (Mauritius) was allotted 38.89 lakh shares in a preferential allotment, the statement said. It can be noted that the Indian AMC space has been attracting a slew of global players, and Blackrock was among the last major investors to enter the fray through a tie-up with Jio Financial Services. The last few years have seen a steady increase in the Indian AMCs' AUM. Th

Under the agreement, Shriram AMC has completed a preferential allotment of 3.8 million equity shares to Sanlam Emerging Markets (Mauritius) Limited (SEMM), raising ₹105 crore in growth capital

Our focus is on families in the lower segment, or those families which have a family income in the ₹5-₹15 lakh range only. This segment needs life insurance the most, said Shriram Life MD, CEO

The stock reacted badly, falling 5.2 per cent to close at ₹621.85 on Monday on the BSE

External commercial borrowing loans made up nearly 15 per cent of Shriram's total borrowing profile as of March-end, while overseas bonds comprised about 6.8 per cent

The flagship company of the diversified conglomerate Shriram Group is set to cross Rs 3 trillion in assets during the current financial year with loan growth of 15 per cent, Revankar said

RBI is very selective about granting PD licences. If granted, Shriram Finance will be one of the first non-bank entities to receive a PD licence in recent times

Shriram Finance's credit cost is expected to improve marginally to about 1.9% of average loans over the next couple of years from 2.1% currently.

The consumer loan provider has sought the Reserve Bank of India's approval to set up a primary dealership, for which it plans to launch a separate entity