Capri Global Capital Limited has received a Second-Party Opinion (SPO) from Sustainable Fitch on its Sustainable Finance Framework, achieving an overall alignment rating of 'Good'. The assessment confirms that the framework is fully aligned with the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) Green Bond Principles, Social Bond Principles, and Sustainability Bond Guidelines.

ESG Rating Achievement

The 'Good' ESG rating from Sustainable Fitch positions Capri Global Capital at the upper end of the rating spectrum. This independent assessment validates the company's commitment to maintaining strong environmental, social, and governance standards across its operations. Sustainable Fitch noted that the company has established a robust project evaluation and selection process with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.

Sustainable Finance Framework

The framework enables Capri Global Capital to raise green and social finance to fund or refinance eligible projects across defined environmental and social categories. On the environmental front, the framework covers renewable energy, energy efficiency, green buildings, pollution prevention, climate change mitigation and adaptation, circular economy initiatives, and sustainable water and wastewater management.

Management Commentary

Jinisha Sharma, Principal - ESG & Impact Investments at Capri Global Capital, commented on the development: "At Capri Global, we believe that financial growth must go hand-in-hand with sustainable impact. The Second-Party Opinion from Sustainable Fitch validates the strength and credibility of our Sustainable Finance Framework. This framework enables us to actively support climate-positive initiatives and inclusive growth by financing sectors that support the same."

Transparency and Accountability

Capri Global Capital has committed to publishing annual allocation and impact reports until the proceeds are fully allocated, ensuring transparency and accountability. The proceeds will be tracked through a dedicated account, in line with market best practices. The company announced this development through a press release filed under Regulation 30 with stock exchanges.

Capri Global Capital Limited has published newspaper advertisements announcing the opening of its ₹5,000 million non-convertible debentures (NCDs) public issue, as part of regulatory compliance under SEBI regulations. The company filed the newspaper publication notice with BSE Limited and National Stock Exchange of India Limited, confirming the issue opening scheduled for April 15, 2026.

Regulatory Compliance and Publication Details

The company published advertisements in four newspapers on April 10, 2026, including Financial Express, Jansatta, Navshakti, and Free Press Journal. Company Secretary and Compliance Officer Yashesh Bhatt submitted the compliance filing to both stock exchanges, with BSE scrip code 531595 and NSE scrip code CGCL.

NCD Issue Structure and Investment Options

The comprehensive NCD offering provides investors with six distinct series, each tailored to different investment preferences and tenure requirements. The issue maintains its original structure with competitive coupon rates ranging from 8.80% to 9.50% per annum.

Issue Timeline and Investment Details

The debenture issue opens on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, and closes on Tuesday, April 28, 2026, providing a 13-day subscription window. The NCDs carry strong credit ratings of 'IVR AA/Positive' by Infomerics Valuation and Rating Limited and 'ACUITE AA | Stable' by Acuité Ratings & Research Limited.

Fund Utilization and Company Profile

At least 75% of the funds raised will be utilized for onward lending, financing, and repayment of existing borrowings, with the balance allocated for general corporate purposes. The company operates as a systemically important Non-Banking Financial Company with an AUM of ₹304,064.59 million as of December 31, 2025, serving 626,161 customers through 13,066 employees across 1,331 branches.

Rajesh Sharma, Managing Director, highlighted the company's diversified lending portfolio spanning MSME loans, housing loans, gold loans, and construction finance. The NCDs will be traded in dematerialized form with allotment on a first-come, first-serve basis, followed by proportionate allotment in case of oversubscription.