Sunil Kumar Malik, promoter of Kalyan Capitals , has pledged 1,37,00,000 shares, representing 26.09% of the total share capital. The encumbrance was created on September 8, 2026, in favor of Share India Securities Limited.

The pledge covers 100% of Malik’s individual holding in the company. The transaction was disclosed under Regulation 31 of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeover) Regulations, 2011.

Pledge Details

Share India Securities Limited operates in the broking industry. The value of the shares on the date of the event was ₹9.22 crore, matching the amount involved in the encumbrance.

What the Numbers Show

Malik’s pledge represents a full encumbrance of his personal stake. While the promoter group holds 67.61% of Kalyan Capitals, only Malik’s portion is currently pledged. Other promoters, including Rajesh Gupta and Yash Pal Gupta, hold unencumbered stakes of 9.26% and 5.97%, respectively.

Kalyan Capitals reported a consolidated net profit of ₹553.57 lakh for FY26, marking an 80.33% increase from the previous year's ₹306.98 lakh. The growth was underpinned by a 33.44% rise in consolidated revenue to ₹3,511.16 lakh.

Despite the strong group performance, the parent company's standalone net profit declined 36% to ₹102.42 lakh from ₹160.12 lakh in FY25. This divergence highlights the significant contribution of its subsidiary, Anmol Financial Services Limited, which saw its profit more than triple to ₹451.16 lakh.

Financial Performance

The NBFC-ICC expanded its loan book by approximately 45% to ₹23,614.59 lakh on a standalone basis. However, this aggressive asset growth was funded by a sharp increase in borrowings, which rose to ₹22,800.39 lakh from ₹17,243.76 lakh.

Consolidated revenue grew to ₹3,517.48 lakh, supported by interest income and gains from fair value changes in investments. The group's consolidated loan portfolio increased to ₹27,847.43 lakh.

What the Numbers Show

The financial data reveals a distinct operational split between the holding company and its subsidiary. While Kalyan Capitals' standalone finance costs surged 51.48% to ₹2,350.47 lakh—compressing margins—the subsidiary operated with significantly lower finance costs of ₹130.60 lakh. This cost structure allowed the subsidiary to generate the majority of the group's bottom line, illustrating a reliance on the subsidiary's efficiency to drive overall profitability despite the parent entity's rising funding expenses.

Governance and Compliance

The Board recommended no dividend for FY26 to strengthen the financial position. The company also appointed Mrs. Sandhya Kohli as an Independent Director effective June 23, 2026, replacing Mrs. Mamta Gupta who resigned.

Regulatory filings noted a delay in submitting the shareholding pattern for Q3 FY26, resulting in a penalty of ₹4,720 imposed by BSE Limited, which was subsequently paid.