Seksaria Finance Limited
BBSE:FINANCE90.25
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+4.29
(+4.99%)
ISIN
INE0IBX01013
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- Sector
- Finance
- Industry
- Financial conglomerates
- Address
- Mumbai India
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- Seksaria Finance Limited is an India-based non-banking financial company primarily engaged in the business of credit financing, investment holdings, and capital market operations. Founded in 1983 and headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, the company provides diversified financial solutions to corporate, commercial, and individual clients. The company's principal portfolio of products and services comprises: corporate lending solutions, including secured and unsecured commercial loans, structured working capital funding, and inter-corporate deposits; credit facilities, including short-term bridge financing, loan-against-securities, and trade advances; investment and treasury operations, consisting of strategic equity holdings, mutual fund investments, debt securities trading, and liquidity management; and financial advisory services, encompassing capital allocation planning, balance sheet advisory, and credit assessment consultancy. Seksaria Finance Limited concentrates its business activities predominantly across the Indian domestic market, with core operational reach across Maharashtra and the broader Western India region. In recent developments, the company has realigned its business strategy to enhance risk management protocols under the Reserve Bank of India scale-based regulatory framework, modernized its credit evaluation and portfolio monitoring procedures through upgraded digital information systems, reallocated investment reserves toward high-grade fixed-income assets and liquid debt instruments to optimize yield and mitigate market volatility, and expanded its corporate financing pipeline to capture emerging credit demand among small and medium-sized enterprises.