Shriram Finance Ltd

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HSBC maintains a 'Buy' rating on Shriram Finance, adjusting the target price to Rs 1050 from Rs 1200 due to a weaker demand outlook and potential asset quality risks amid the Middle East conflict.

HSBC Maintains Buy on Shriram Finance with Revised Target - 01 Apr, 2026

The Competition Commission of India approved MUFG's ₹39,618 crore investment in Shriram Finance, acquiring a 20% stake. This marks the largest foreign direct investment in India's financial sector.

MUFG's Major Investment in Shriram Finance Approved - 25 Mar, 2026

Shriram Finance shares rose following reports that the Reserve Bank of India is not considering leadership tenure caps for non-bank lenders, alleviating concerns about potential management transitions.

Shriram Finance Gains on RBI Leadership Regulation Clarity - 18 Mar, 2026

Shriram Overseas Investments, a subsidiary of Shriram Finance, has applied for a license to operate as a primary dealer with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Shriram Overseas Investments Seeks RBI License - 12 Mar, 2026

Shriram Finance shares rose 7% intraday, driven by positive sentiment following comments on the US-Iran conflict. Experts remain bullish on the stock's long-term prospects, citing strong fundamentals and growth potential in the used commercial vehicle financing segment. However, investors are advised to monitor credit costs and economic trends.

Shriram Finance Shares Surge Amid Positive Market Sentiment - 10 Mar, 2026

Jefferies has reiterated a Buy rating for Shriram Finance with a target price of ₹1,220, highlighting strong demand in commercial vehicle financing and stable AUM growth guidance of 18-20% for FY27-28. The brokerage expects improved net interest margins and healthy collection trends.

Jefferies Bullish on Shriram Finance Growth Prospects - 06 Mar, 2026

DEG and Citi have jointly provided a $76 million co-financing package to Shriram Finance, aimed at promoting economic inclusion, rural development, and climate-aligned mobility across India. The funding will support MSMEs, women borrowers, and smallholder farmers, enhancing access to affordable credit.

DEG and Citi Fund Shriram Finance for Inclusion - 04 Mar, 2026

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Revenue is up for the last 4 quarters, 11.46K Cr → 12.19K Cr (in ₹), with an average increase of 2.1% per quarter

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Revenue Rich

In the last 6 months, SHRIRAMFIN stock has moved up by 32.8%

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Netprofit is up for the last 4 quarters, 2.14K Cr → 2.52K Cr (in ₹), with an average increase of 5.3% per quarter

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Profit Spike

Mutual Funds have increased holdings from 11.94% to 14.39% in Dec 2025 quarter

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MF Holding Up

Retail Investor have decreased holdings from 6.34% to 6.10% in Dec 2025 quarter

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Retail Holding Down

Foreign Institutions have decreased holdings from 49.61% to 47.22% in Dec 2025 quarter

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FII Holding Down

Promoters have decreased holdings from 25.39% to 25.38% in Dec 2025 quarter

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Promoter Holding Down

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Shriram Finance Ltd’s net profit fell -22.09% since last year same period to ₹2,529.65Cr in the Q3 2025-2026. On a quarterly growth basis, Shriram Finance Ltd has generated 9.31% jump in its net profits since last 3-months.

Shriram Finance Ltd Earnings Results

In the quarter ending September 2025, Shriram Finance Ltd has declared dividend of ₹4.80 per share on 31 Oct 2025 - translating a dividend yield of 1.16%.

Name	Value	Action
MACD level (12,26)	-0.11	Bearish
CCI (20)	-523.12	Bullish
RSI (14)	40	Neutral
Momentum (10)	-3.35	Bearish
ADI (14)	22.16	Neutral
Ultimate Oscillator (7,14,28)	79.4	Bullish

Name	Value	Action
SMA (20)	928.22	Bearish
EMA (20)	927.42	Bearish
VWMA (20)	927.66	Bearish
SMA (50)	926.53	Bearish
EMA (50)	926.52	Bearish
SMA (200)	917.89	Bullish
EMA (200)	918.97	Bullish
KAMA (200)	925.3	Bullish
DEMA (200)	928.28	Bearish

Shriram Finance Ltd (SHRIRAMFIN)

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