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Veritas Finance gets Sebi approval for proposed IPO

Veritas Finance gets Sebi approval for proposed IPO

India’s market regulator has cleared Veritas Finance to proceed with a proposed IPO, or public share sale.

The non-bank lender plans to raise ₹900 crore through new shares and sell up to 1.28 crore existing shares.

Money from the new shares is intended to strengthen its capital and support future lending, while proceeds from the existing-share sale go to selling shareholders.

Founded in 2015, Veritas lends to small businesses, self-employed people and other borrowers who may have limited access to formal credit.

Its assets under management reached ₹9,134 crore by March 31, 2026, and it operated 444 branches across 10 Indian states and one Union Territory.

The proposed IPO could help fund more loans across its business and vehicle financing, home loans and working capital products.

The company may first raise up to ₹180 crore in a pre-IPO placement, which would reduce the size of the new-share issue; no IPO date is stated.

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