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IPO Status
Upcoming
Listing Exchange
NSE
Product | Non-Banking Financial Company |
Known For | Loans and financial services |
Top Products | Personal Loans, Home Loans, Business Loans |
Promoters | 92.8% | |
Name | Role | Stakeholding |
Tata Sons Pvt Ltd | Promoter | 92.8% |
Others | 7.1% |
Bajaj Finance offers diverse loans (personal, home, business), EMI financing, insurance, and investments, targeting retail and SMEs with digital solutions.
Shriram Finance provides vehicle, business, and personal loans, fixed deposits, and insurance, focusing on rural and underserved markets.
Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company specializes in vehicle, home, and SME loans, leveraging extensive branches for asset-backed financing.
HDB Financial Services is a leading NBFC offering secured and unsecured loans, investments, and protection solutions, with 1,747+ branches. It also provides BPO services, including back-office support and customer management.
ICL Fincorp is an NBFC offering gold, vehicle, and asset loans, along with investment and insurance services. It also operates in travel, education, and brokerage, with a presence across India and UAE.
Brand Equity and Trust: Tata Capital is a part of Tata Group, with 92.8% of the stakes held by Tata Sons Pvt Ltd, which plays a vital role in building a credible image of Tata Capital.
Diversified Product Portfolio: Tata Capital offers a variety of financial products and services, from consumer loans to wealth management with a strong loan book.
Geographic Reach: Tata Capital operates more than 700 branches pan India and serves over 4.5 million customers.
Robust Financial Performance: Tata Capital’s assets grew around 30% YoY to ₹1,76,694 crore, revenue went up 33% to ₹18,198 crore, and profits rose 13% to ₹3,327 crore in FY24.
Macroeconomic Risks: Tata Capital’s performance can be adversely impacted by macroeconomic factors like inflation, hikes in interest rate, geopolitical problems, and changes in policies.
Profitability Concerns: Despite a 30% growth in revenue and assets in FY24, Tata Capital’s profit rose by only 13%; further compression in the profits can affect the company’s financial performance.
Competitive Pressures: Tata Capital operates in a highly competitive market with companies like Bajaj Finance leading the sector. If the company fails to grow market share and compete effectively, this can affect the financial performance of the company.