ASHIKAG
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Symbol | Name | Price | Change | P/E Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bajaj Finance Limited | ₹1,048.30 | +3.51% | 32.6 | ₹6.52L Cr large Cap | |
| Shriram Finance Limited | ₹1,038.20 | +3.29% | 20.9 | ₹1.95L Cr large Cap | |
| Cholamandalam Investment and Finance Company Limited | ₹1,785.20 | +3.53% | 28.1 | ₹1.52L Cr large Cap | |
| Tata Capital Limited | ₹350.55 | +2.53% | 37.8 | ₹1.49L Cr large Cap | |
| Muthoot Finance Limited | ₹3,025.90 | +1.31% | 11.3 | ₹1.21L Cr large Cap | |
| SBI Cards and Payment Services Limited | ₹645.00 | +4.24% | 25.9 | ₹61.38K Cr mid Cap | |
| HDB Financial Services Limited | ₹686.30 | -0.75% | 20.8 | ₹56.98K Cr mid Cap | |
| Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services Limited | ₹363.00 | +1.82% | 15.5 | ₹50.46K Cr mid Cap | |
| Sundaram Finance Limited | ₹4,416.80 | -0.70% | 24.6 | ₹49.07K Cr mid Cap | |
| Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited | ₹551.70 | +3.88% | 21.5 | ₹46.85K Cr mid Cap | |
| Ashika Global Securities Limited | ₹429.65 | +7.61% | — | ₹1.92K Cr small Cap |
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View AllGeetanjali Credit and Capital reports standalone net profit of Rs 0.15 crore in the June 2026 quarter
Sales reported at Rs 0.20 crore
Certus Capital invests Rs 275 crore in Gurgaon residential project
Certus Capital has invested ₹275 crore in a Gurgaon low-rise residential project. This marks their second investment in the National Capital Region this year. The real estate private credit platform has deployed capital across several Indian cities. Certus Capital focuses on low-supply residential segments with strong end-user demand. The firm holds licenses as an Alternative Investment Fund and NBFC.
Credit-deposit gap to persist as loan demand dynamics have changed, says SBI Research
A noticeable gap between credit and deposit growth is troubling the banking landscape. Consumers are shifting their savings from traditional deposits to diverse financial options. Amid geopolitical uncertainties and rising oil costs, companies are requesting more working capital loans. To alleviate this funding pressure, newly introduced FCNR(B) deposits could provide a short-term remedy. It is projected that savings will increasingly gravitate towards the five-year maturity category.