Veefin Solutions Limited has formally announced its participation in the upcoming 11th Annual Valorem Conference, marking another step in its investor engagement activities. The company submitted this intimation to BSE Limited on March 11, 2026, in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Conference Details

The conference, titled "11th Annual Valorem Conference-Resilient Corporates, Relentless India," is organized by Valorem Advisors and presents a platform for corporate interactions with investors and stakeholders.

Regulatory Compliance

Veefin Solutions Limited has emphasized that no unpublished price-sensitive information (UPSI) will be discussed during the conference interactions. This disclosure aligns with the company's commitment to maintaining transparency and adhering to market regulations.

The intimation was filed pursuant to Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations & Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, as amended from time to time. Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Urja Thakkar (ACS 42925) signed the regulatory filing on behalf of the company.

Corporate Communication

The formal communication was addressed to BSE Limited's Corporate Relationship Department at Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Mumbai. The company requested BSE to take the participation information on record as part of standard disclosure procedures.

This conference participation represents Veefin Solutions Limited's ongoing efforts to engage with the investment community and maintain regular communication with stakeholders through organized industry events.

VeeFin Solutions has announced through an official press release that its PSB Xchange platform has partnered with WOGOM to enable a ₹5,000 crore credit pipeline for MSMEs across India. This strategic collaboration connects digital trade ecosystems to institutional financing through a unified platform supported by 12 public sector banks.

PSB Xchange Platform Integration

The partnership integrates WOGOM's network with PSB Xchange, a comprehensive multi-lender embedded working capital ecosystem developed by VeeFin Solutions. PSB Xchange serves as a unified digital credit infrastructure platform that brings together banks, NBFCs, B2B platforms, fintechs, corporates, and MSMEs through standardized onboarding and program execution.

Digital Trade Transaction Framework

The integration connects real trade transactions generated on the WOGOM platform directly to institutional, bank-backed financing available through PSB Xchange's multi-lender working capital ecosystem. This approach digitizes commercial activity to enable structured financing linked to live business transactions, reducing paperwork and accelerating credit access for MSME retailers and distributors.

Through this framework, eligible partners can access institutional financing with competitive bank rates based on their actual business transactions rather than traditional documentation-heavy processes. The collaboration aims to strengthen liquidity and build greater confidence across the retail supply chain ecosystem.

Leadership Perspectives

Sahil Sikka, Chief Business Officer & Chief Financial Officer at PSB Xchange, emphasized the initiative's role in strengthening formal working capital access: "By connecting digital trade ecosystems such as WOGOM to Public Sector Bank liquidity through PSB Xchange, we are strengthening access to formal working capital for retailers and distributors."

Ravi Patel, Co-founder of WOGOM, highlighted the partnership's impact on working capital accessibility: "Through our integration with PSB Xchange, eligible partners can use their real business transactions to access institutional, bank-backed financing with competitive rates and reduced documentation."

MSME Ecosystem Impact

The collaboration addresses critical challenges in MSME financing by solving what WOGOM identifies as "Money, Margin, and Discovery" issues. The platform improves access to working capital, enables better buying power through enhanced margins, and helps partners source products reliably through improved discovery mechanisms.

The partnership represents a significant step toward expanding structured credit access and improving transparency across India's MSME supply chains, with the potential to transition thousands of distributors to institutional, bank-backed credit over time.