Ugro Capital

In a regulatory filing to stock exchanges, UGRO said the proposed compensation for Shachindra Nath is at or below market median, as independently confirmed by Aon, one of the world's foremost compensation advisory firms.

UGRO Capital reported a Q4 profit after tax of ₹ 51.1 crore, up 26% year-on-year. For FY26, PAT reached ₹ 174.8 crore, a 21% increase. The company aims to enhance MSME credit and achieved significant quarterly growth in focused verticals.

As per a regulatory filing, Zodiac Wealth Advisors LLP, the Patni Group’s investment vehicle, along with 22 other entities comprising individual family members, trusts, and holding vehicles, collectively holds 79,52,860 shares, or 5.0268% of UGRO Capital’s paid-up equity.

Ugro Capital's focus on profitability over growth is drawing attention from analysts. Brokerage firm Elara Capital rates the stock a buy, anticipating a 54% upside, driven by strategic shifts and cost optimisation.

India's non-bank lenders, like Bajaj Finance and IIFL Finance, are slowing MSME loan growth due to rising credit risks and bad debts. They are shifting focus to secured lending and tighter underwriting amid external shocks, particularly from US tariffs impacting small businesses.

Small-cap NBFC stock UGRO Capital rose for the seventh consecutive session, gaining 8% while the BSE Sensex declined 1.5%. The stock opened at ₹ 177.55 and peaked at ₹ 181.25. Over six months, it has increased by 20%, despite a 22% loss over the past year.

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UGRO Capital shares rose over 7% after announcing the acquisition of Profectus Capital for ₹ 1,400 crore. The deal, pending approvals, will boost UGRO's assets under management by 29% to approximately ₹ 15,471 crore, enhancing its lending base and operational scale.