Shriram Finance Revises AUM Growth Forecast Down to 15% from 18% 9 days ago
Kotak Institutional Equities Maintains 'Add' Rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,100 Target Price 9 days ago
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27Apr 26
Macquarie Group Maintains Outperform Rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,220 Target Price
Macquarie Group maintains Outperform rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,220 target price following Q4 PAT beat driven by strong operational expense control. The company targets ~18% AUM growth led by PV/CV segments, though faces challenges from softer MSME outlook and auto demand concerns. Credit costs remain a key monitorable factor amid cautious margin outlook during growth phase.
27Apr 26
Morgan Stanley Maintains Overweight Rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,250 Target Price
Morgan Stanley maintains Overweight rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,250 target price following strong earnings beat. The company demonstrated operational excellence with lower operating costs, credit costs of 1.9%, NII/NIM expansion, and PPOP beat. Despite higher QoQ stress, stable asset quality trends support robust profitability outlook.
27Apr 26
CLSA Upgrades Shriram Finance to Outperform with ₹1,150 Target Price on Strong Operational Performance
CLSA has upgraded Shriram Finance to Outperform with a ₹1,150 target price, citing a 3% PBT beat driven by lower operational expenses despite a slight NII miss. The company showed steady 15% AUM growth with expectations for high-teens acceleration following MUFG capital infusion. Asset quality remained stable with 1.9% credit costs, while NIMs demonstrated stability with limited further liquidity benefits expected.
27Apr 26
Nomura Issues Buy Rating for Shriram Finance with ₹1,200 Target Price Following Q4 Performance
Nomura has assigned a Buy rating to Shriram Finance with a ₹1,200 target price following an 8% Q4 profit beat driven by lower operational expenses and credit costs. The company provided FY27 loan growth guidance of 15-18% versus its 18% medium-term target, with strategic focus on new vehicle financing supported by lower funding costs. However, risks remain from fuel price volatility, weak monsoon conditions, and potential MSME sector disruptions.
27Apr 26
HSBC Maintains Buy Rating on Shriram Finance with ₹1,200 Target Price Following Q4 Earnings Beat
HSBC has maintained its Buy rating on Shriram Finance with a ₹1,200 target price following strong Q4 earnings that beat expectations due to effective cost control measures and improved RoA. While the brokerage expects growth to moderate to around 16% AUM CAGR amid macro risks, monsoon uncertainties, and weaker vehicle sales, it believes lower operating costs will help offset these challenges.
27Apr 26
Shriram Finance Plans to Double AUM to ₹7 Lakh Crore with MUFG Investment Support
Shriram Finance has unveiled plans to double its assets under management to ₹7 lakh crore with strategic support from MUFG's investment. This ambitious expansion represents a significant growth initiative for the financial services company in the Indian market.
Shriram Finance Approves Resource Mobilisation Plan for FY2026-27 Including Debt Issuance
Shriram Finance has approved its resource mobilisation plan for FY2026-27, which includes debt issuance as a strategic component. This proactive financial planning initiative positions the company to secure adequate funding for its operations and growth plans. The comprehensive plan demonstrates the company's commitment to maintaining strong liquidity and optimizing its capital structure for the upcoming fiscal year.
Shriram Finance Sees Rs. 41.75 Crore Block Trade on NSE at Rs. 1024.95 Per Share
Shriram Finance Ltd. recorded a major NSE block trade worth Rs. 41.75 crores involving approximately 407,340 shares at Rs. 1024.95 per share. The transaction reflects significant institutional investor activity in the financial services company's stock.
HSBC Maintains Buy Rating on Shriram Finance, Cuts Target Price to Rs 1050 on Demand Concerns
HSBC maintains its Buy rating on Shriram Finance but cuts target price to Rs 1050 from Rs 1200 due to Middle East conflict-related demand concerns. The brokerage has reduced projections for AUM growth, margins and EPS while highlighting emerging liability and asset quality risks. Despite these concerns, Shriram Finance remains among HSBC's preferred NBFCs alongside Cholamandalam Investment and Finance and LIC Housing Finance, viewed as defensive sector plays.