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Finkurve Financial's assets under management reached INR 1,096 crore in May 2026, marking a significant year-on-year growth of 149%. The company also reported a Q4 PAT of INR 8 crore for the fiscal year 2025-2026. Currently, Finkurve operates 105 branches, offering strategic and financial guidance to clients.
Finkurve Financial Services reported a remarkable Q4 net profit of ₹80M, representing a doubling compared to the same quarter last year. The revenue also experienced a significant jump, reaching ₹673M – marking a 67% increase year-over-year.
Fintech company Finkurve has given the green light for a ₹75 crore fundraising through Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) in a private placement, according to recent reports.
Finkurve Financial Services has announced plans to issue NCDs worth INR 75 crores through a private placement. The NCDs, valued at INR 10,000 each, will have a tenure of approximately 27 months and offer a quarterly yield of 11.3%.
Finkurve Financial has distributed 93,500 ESOP shares at Rs.27 per share, expanding their equity capital. Additionally, they've welcomed a seasoned director with 44 years of experience to their board.
Finkurve Financial's promoter has committed 90.75 lakh shares, representing approximately 6.48% of the company's total capital, as collateral to Muthoot Exim, according to SEBI disclosures.
Finkurve Financial Services has confirmed no additional shares have been pledged during the fiscal year 2025-2026, signifying a commitment to transparency. Promoter Ketan Kothari has also complied with SEBI's acquisition regulations, ensuring adherence to market norms.
Finkurve Financial Services secures a 'BBB Stable' rating from CARE for its ₹150 crore NCDs and ₹300 crore bank facilities. The rating acknowledges the company's strong capitalization, growing assets under management, and expertise in gold ecosystems. However, the scale and resource profile are considered moderate.