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For Shriram group's investors, the 'marriage' isn't value accretive

Street doesn't see synergies for the two firms from merger with IDFC Bank and IDFC Limited

For Shriram group's investors, the 'marriage' isn't value accretive
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Hamsini Karthik

The mega-merger announced between IDFC Limited, IDFC Bank and Shriram group companies on Saturday is perhaps the most ambitious deal announced in recent times. Terming it a “marriage made in heaven”, Rajiv Lall, CEO, IDFC Bank, said the deal would create India’s largest retail bank. Yet, investors aren't impressed. Shares of the Shriram Group twins — Shriram City Union Finance (SCUF) and Shriram Transport Finance Company (STFC) were among the top losers on the BSE, down over 3-5 per cent on Monday when the Sensex was up 355 points or by 1.1 per cent. Even shares of IDFC Limited