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Piramal Finance Raises ₹3,850 Crore Through QIP, Promoter Warrants

Piramal Finance Raises ₹3,850 Crore Through QIP, Promoter Warrants
Piramal Finance Raises ₹2,100 Crore Through QIP, Promoters To Infuse Additional ₹1,750 Crore · freepressjournal.in

Piramal Finance is a company that provides loans for homes and businesses.

It raised ₹2,100 crore by selling shares to large professional investors.

These investors included Indian mutual funds and global investment firms.

The company’s board also approved plans to raise another ₹1,750 crore through warrants for a promoter group entity.

That second fundraising still needs shareholder, statutory, and regulatory approvals.

If both transactions are completed, the company could receive about ₹3,850 crore.

Piramal Finance said the money will make its financial base stronger.

It also plans to use the capital to grow its lending business carefully.

The company said it has served more than 60 lakh customers and provided over 25 lakh loans.

Key facts

QIP proceeds
₹2,100 crore
Proposed promoter warrant issue
Approximately ₹1,750 crore, subject to shareholder, statutory, and regulatory approvals
Potential combined capital infusion
Approximately ₹3,850 crore
QIP period
August 24–28, 2026
Issue price
₹2,110 per share
Institutional participation
Nine named domestic mutual funds and global investors including BlackRock, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Eastspring Investments
Customer reach cited by company
More than 60 lakh customers and over 25 lakh loans
Share-allotment reporting
Articles cited either 99,62,606 shares or approximately 99.52 lakh shares allotted in the QIP.

Quotes

Piramal Finance official statement

Official statement issued by Piramal Finance

“The QIP saw strong participation from a diverse mix of leading domestic and international institutional investors, underscoring confidence in Piramal Finance’s transformation into a scaled, retail-led, granular and diversified financial services franchise.”
financialexpress.com
“Once successfully completed, the two transactions together will entail an equity capital infusion of around Rs 3,850 crore.”
thehindubusinessline.com

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