The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) eases lending norms for NBFCs, reducing risk weights on bank loans from 125 to 100 per cent, fueling optimism and triggering a stock market surge.

MFIN’s new cap limiting borrowers to three lenders, originally set for January 2025, has been deferred to April 2025, easing investor concerns and boosting microfinance stocks like CreditAccess Grameen

The MoU was signed by Mr Akhtar Khatri, Director of Sales & Strategy at Wardwizard Innovations & Mobility Limited and Mr Dhiraj Agrawal, Chief Business Officer (CBO) at Mufin Green Finance Limited along with other representatives from both organizations.

Both Credit Cost to AUM and Loan to Asset Ratio are vital metrics for NBFCs, providing valuable insights into risk management, profitability, leverage, and asset utilization.

Our view is that retail investors should make the most of the situation ahead by diversifying into long-term Gilt funds apart from taking small exposures into a hitherto ignored category, Credit Risk Mutual funds.

On Tuesday, shares of the company surged by 20 per cent and reached its uppers circuit limit of Rs 92.48.

This partnership underscores the Company's dedication to leveraging innovative financing solutions to strengthen its position in the market.

The presence of an ace investor on the boosts investor’s confidence in shares.

The stock is up by 41 per cent in just 1 year.

The Company recorded highest ever quarterly increase in its AUM of approximately Rs 22,700 crore in Q1FY24.

The stock is up by 35 per cent in just 1 year.

Good news for shareholders as the company has announced a final dividend of Rs 2 per share for the financial year 2022-23. 

Today, shares of the company saw a spurt in volume by more than 2.38 times on BSE.  

The company announced that the board has approved sub-division (stock-split) of each of the existing equity share of face value of Rs 10 each, into 5 equity shares of face value of Rs 2, i.e, a stock split of 1:5

The stock gave multibagger returns of 109.72 per cent in just 1 month. 

The Company is a leader in organised financing of pre-owned commercial vehicles and two-wheelers

In the last 6 months, the stock gave multibagger returns of 121.03 percent and in 1 year it skyrocketed to 468.83 per cent.

The stock gave multibagger returns of 526.87 per cent in just 6 months whereas BSE SmallCap gave returns of just 16.41 per cent.

The company is organised into two business segments – commercial lending division which is a non-digital lending arm of Kreon and digital lending division catering to advancement of loans via StuCred platform.   

One of the world’s largest private investment companies, 'Blackstone' took a significant stake in this NBFC.

Haryana Capfin is a micro-cap NBFC company, having a market capitalisation of Rs 39 crore, working in the business of providing loans & investment services.

This NBFC stock has generated a 16 per cent CAGR return for its shareholders over the last ten years.

The shares of this NBFC have gained 8,000 per cent in just five years! The stock price of Authum Investment & Infrastructure stood at Rs 1.79 on July 28, 2017, but on July 27, 2022, it is seen trading at Rs 145 a piece on BSE.  This means that if you had invested Rs 1,00,000  in this stock five years ago, you would have accumulated an amount of Rs 81 lakh today! That is how you spot multi-baggers!  

The stock of Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Ltd jumped over 10 per cent in the last week. With this strong upmove, the stock has broken out of a nine-week consolidation and 33-week cup & handles-like pattern with a massive volume last week.  

It is an NBFC that provides total financial services for companies with projects across the energy value chain. It is a small-cap company with a market capitalisation of about Rs 1,000 crore.

It is a non-deposit-taking NBFC, registered with RBI. Keep a close eye on this scrip that may turn into a multi-bagger soon! 

The stock of Poonawalla Fincorp Limited has been among the top-performing stocks on the exchanges as it soared nearly 12 per cent.