Tata Capital Releases Investor Presentation for FY2025-26
Tata Capital Limited released its investor presentation for FY2025-26. The company reported a Net AUM of $29.3 billion as of March 31, 2026, with Retail & SME forming 86% of the AUM. It highlights an 18-year profit track record and an international BBB- credit rating.
This is a standard investor communication (presentation release) and does not contain material events or significant financial performance changes that would impact the stock price.
The announcement is a routine disclosure of an investor presentation, providing business updates and financial highlights without significant new information or performance shifts.
Tata Capital Limited has released an investor presentation providing an overview of its business for FY2025-26. This presentation was made available following prior intimation regarding investor/analyst meetings.
The presentation is accessible on the company's website and contains no unpublished price-sensitive information. Key personnel presenting include Rajiv Sabharwal (MD & CEO), Kiran Joshi (Head – Treasury), Rakesh Bhatia (CFO), and Rajesh Bhakade (Sr. VP – Treasury). The document details the company's business overview, liability & asset profile, performance updates, ESG overview, and technological capabilities.
Key highlights from the presentation indicate a Net AUM of approximately $29.3 billion as of March 31, 2026, with Retail & SME comprising about 86% of this. The company has a strong track record with 18 years of profitability and holds an international BBB- credit rating by S&P and Fitch. Tata Capital also successfully listed on the NSE and BSE in October 2025. The company emphasizes its omni-channel "Phygital" model, a comprehensive product suite, prudent risk culture, and a strong management team with extensive experience.
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