NBFC Stocks
Unlock the potential of India's booming financial sector with NBFC stocks. Here, you'll discover everything you need to invest in Non-Banking Financial Companies, the driving force behind financial inclusion and economic progress.
List of Best NBFC Stocks
| Name | Price | Analyst Rating | M Cap | Target Price | Alpha | 3Y Return | 5Y Return | PE | Industry PE | PB | Beta | Div Yld | Net Profit Qtr | Net Profit QoQ % | Net Profit YoY % | Net Profit 3Y Change % | Rev Qtr (in Cr) | Rev QoQ (in %) | Rev 1Y change % | Rev 3Y change % | Profit Mar Qtr | Profit Mar QoQ | Profit Mar 1Y Change% | Profit Mar 3Y Change% | Sector | M Cap | ROE | ROCE | EPS | Volume |
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₹896.15 | BUY | LARGE CAP | 1100 | 6.46% | 34.71% | 69.63% | 29.54 | 28.41 | 6.31 | 1.43 | 0.63% | 5553.3 Cr | 36.58% | 16.11% | 138.74% | 21616.71 | 2.86% | 26.8% | 120.37% | 24.07% | 32.79% | 8.34% | Financial Services | 562950.79 | 18.46% | 11.54% | 27.027162162973 | 7422952 | ||
₹2,724.30 | LARGE CAP | 12.48% | 28.15 | 3.61 | 1.67% | 8004.95 Cr | 13.1% | 47632.79 | 7.59% | 5.11% | Financial Services | 504384.12 | 12% | 7.52% | 132.61 | 42366590 | ||||||||||||||
₹320.10 | BUY | MID CAP | 350 | 37.03% | 15.29% | 116.45% | 15.72 | 28.41 | 1.76 | 1.47 | 2.3% | 940.48 Cr | 13.91% | 16.36% | 96.54% | 5575.59 | 1.7% | 16.01% | 62.17% | 12.21% | 12.01% | 0.3% | 21.19% | Financial Services | 45445.11 | 12.35% | 9.09% | 17.8149232819934 | 1649607 | |
₹419.20 | HOLD | MID CAP | 463 | 15.67% | 27.78% | 219.73% | 62.34 | 28.41 | 3.33 | 1.38 | NA | 254.79 Cr | 69.61% | 2120.39 | 16.6% | 172.06% | 45.46% | Financial Services | 37153.77 | -1.21% | 4.8% | 1203015 | ||||||||
₹843.90 | BUY | MID CAP | 1095 | 20.55% | 435.84% | 374.36% | 27.01 | 47.99 | 5.18 | 1.74 | 0.81% | -219.11 Cr | 2.56% | 91.36% | 2692.25 | 26.98% | 17.35% | 94.03% | 30.08% | Financial Services | 50674.1 | 21.35% | 17.79% | 41.85 | 621023 | |||||
₹667.55 | MID CAP | 17.06% | 210.87% | 525.74% | 112.53 | 28.41 | 1.04 | 0.97 | 0.43% | 63.83 Cr | 45.52% | 69.62 | 20.44% | 102.08% | 11.96% | 2.13% | 20.82% | Financial Services | 33790.07 | 0.93% | 1.09% | 6.16804934439476 | 302370 | |||||||
₹1,728.90 | BUY | LARGE CAP | 2190 | 22.76% | 59.03% | 28.37 | 28.41 | 38.24 | 1.27 | 0.05% | 5226.26 Cr | 19.66% | 12.58% | 111.19% | 38519.08 | 21.24% | 95.63% | 13.12% | 23.36% | 7.96% | Financial Services | 279263.96 | 20.87% | 27.43% | 110.01 | 666278 | ||||
₹56.77 | BUY | SMALL CAP | 74 | 39.22% | 73.48% | 92.76% | 14.22 | 1.11 | 1.51 | NA | 2185.06 | 6.72% | 11.4% | 126.96% | Financial Services | 11131.92 | 12.42% | NA | 17861004 | |||||||||||
₹591.00 | SMALL CAP | 24.98% | 331.6% | 1372.44% | 17.26 | 28.41 | 12.44 | NA | 8.87 Cr | 64.3% | 501.06% | 21.76 | 5.02% | 68.59% | 39.32% | 38.27% | 331.43% | Financial Services | 749.27 | 15.22% | 20.46% | 36.91 | 484 |
What are NBFC Stocks?
Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC) stocks represent companies that provide financial services like loans, investments, and insurance, but unlike banks, they don't take deposits from the general public. Investing in NBFC stocks can offer diversification and growth potential, but also carries inherent risks.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are over 270 NBFCs listed on Indian stock exchanges, offering a wide range of investment options across various sub-sectors.
Some of the leading NBFCs by market cap include Indian Railway Finance Corporation Ltd., Bajaj Finance Ltd., and Muthoot Finance Ltd.
NBFCs are not as regulated as banks. While they offer potentially higher returns, they also carry greater risk. Evaluate the company's fundamentals thoroughly before investing.
NBFCs are categorized based on their activity. Some common types include Housing Finance Companies (HFCs), Asset Finance Companies (AFCs), and Microfinance Institutions (MFIs).
NBFC stocks can offer diversification, potentially higher returns compared to traditional banking stocks, and exposure to the growing Indian financial sector.
NBFCs are more susceptible to economic downturns and have higher credit risks compared to banks. They may also face stricter regulations in the future.