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Tata Capital plans to double its loan book to ₹4.6 lakh crore in three years, citing strong growth and credit quality.
Tata Capital, a non-bank lender, aims to double its ₹2.3 lakh crore loan book within three years, citing strong growth and credit quality.
After a recent merger, credit costs rose to 1.4% but are expected to fall below 1%.
The company’s IPO provided capital for over two and a half years, with shares opening above the ₹326 issue price.
It emphasizes independent loan origination, strong SME lending, and a diversified portfolio to withstand rate changes.
Leadership attributes India’s rising credit demand—projected to hit ₹500 lakh crore in five years—to policy reforms and economic momentum.
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Tata Capital planea duplicar su cartera de préstamos a ₹4.6 lakh crore en tres años, citando el fuerte crecimiento y la calidad del crédito.