Shriram Finance Secures ₹39,618 Crore Investment from MUFG Bank, Boosting Equity Stake to 20%
Shriram Finance Limited completed an investment of approximately ₹39,618 crore from MUFG Bank, Ltd. MUFG subscribed to 47,11,21,055 equity shares at ₹840.93 each, securing a 20.0% stake. This is India's largest cross-border financial services investment.
This is a substantial investment, representing the largest cross-border investment in India's financial services sector, which will significantly bolster Shriram Finance's capital base and strategic capabilities.
The investment from MUFG Bank is a significant capital infusion, strengthening Shriram Finance's financial position and fostering a strategic partnership that is expected to drive growth and leverage global expertise.
Shriram Finance Limited (SFL) announced the completion of a significant investment by MUFG Bank, Ltd. The preferential issue involved MUFG Bank subscribing to 47,11,21,055 equity shares at an issue price of ₹840.93 per share, totaling approximately ₹39,618 crore (396.18 billion).
This transaction, which has received all necessary regulatory and statutory approvals, including from the Competition Commission of India, will result in MUFG Bank holding a 20.0% equity stake in SFL on a fully diluted basis. This marks the largest cross-border investment in India's financial services sector and is expected to accelerate SFL's long-term growth strategy by leveraging MUFG's global expertise.
Umesh Revankar, Executive Vice Chairman of SFL, stated that the collaboration will open new avenues for innovation, enhance access to diversified and cost-effective funding, and support the adoption of global best practices. Junichi Hanzawa, President and Group CEO of MUFG, expressed pleasure in commencing the strategic collaboration, highlighting SFL's strong business foundation and growth potential.
SFL is a leading retail non-banking financial company (NBFC) with Assets Under Management exceeding ₹2.91 trillion, serving over 9.7 million customers across its 3,225 branches.
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