Asirvad Micro Finance has paid up capital of Rs 425 million with turnover of Rs 4.37 bn (as at March 2018)
The stock was up 6% to Rs 87.40 on the BSE after the company reported 41% Y-o-Y jump in consolidated net profit at Rs 2.24 billion in September quarter.
Non banking finance company (NBFC) Manappuram Finance is in the process of reducing its reliance on the gold loan portfolio, by expediting growth on other segments. The company said that it is confident that its issue of non convertible debunture to raise a base of Rs 2 billion with options of oversubscription to the tune of Rs 8 billion, will be successful.Commenting on the plans to diversify, V P Nandakumar, MD & CEO of Manappuram Finance Ltd, said that at present the gold loan is 75 per cent of its business, while 15 per cent is Microfinance business, five per cent commercial vehicles and three per cent home finance and a small portion of lending to other NBFCs. He said that the plans are to keep gold loan portfolio at 50 per cent with the rest of the business grown to the remaining 50 per cent of the business over 10 years.The company, with Assets Under Management (AUM) to the tune of Rs 170 billion and the revenue was at around Rs 60 billion at the end of September, 2018. It .
The stock moved higher to Rs 121, up 4%, bouncing back 7% from its intra-day low of Rs 113 on the National Stock Exchange.
Till 02:46 pm; a combined 76 million shares of Manappuram changed hands on NSE and BSE.
The company reported 53% year-on-year jump in profit at Rs 201 crore in March quarter.
Barclays Merchant Bank (Singapore) bought 31.74 million shares of Manappuram at Rs 97.30 per share.
The stock surged 13% to Rs 105 on the BSE in early morning trade
Thus far in 2016, the stock appreciated by more than three-fold from Rs 30, as compared to 8.6% rise in Sensex.
The company, which started as a gold loan company, has expanded and ventured into foreign exchange and money transfer
Manappuram Finance on Saturday said it plans to raise Rs 75 crore through secured redeemable non-convertible debentures.
However, shares of the company closed 4.16% down at Rs 87.55 on BSE
The stock was trading higher by 3% to Rs 74.25, its highest level since January 2011 on the BSE.
In past one-and-half months, the stock rallied 62% after the company reported 87% growth in profit for Q4FY16
Since May 12, post March quarter results, the stock has rallied 32% as compared to 1.8% decline in the S&P BSE Sensex
The stock surged 20% to Rs 50.25, also its 52-week high on the BSE.
Aims to expand business to reduce concentration risk from gold loan book
In past one-month, post Q3FY16 results, the stock rallied 26% as compared to 8% rise in the S&P BSE Sensex.