Axis Securities suggests investing in VBL, Manappuram, and Endurance, predicting potential gains of up to 17%. Technical analysis indicates target prices of ₹599-615 for VBL, ₹361-372 for Manappuram, and ₹2,969-3,010 for Endurance. All three exhibit positive trends with robust volume support.

Ajit Mishra of Religare Broking suggests investing in Glenmark Pharma, Manappuram Finance, and Angel One for quick profits due to uncertain global conditions. He advises a careful approach by focusing on individual stocks and managing risks accordingly.

Investors might consider purchasing shares of Manappuram Finance and Apollo Micro Systems today, as analysts predict possible returns up to 8% in the near future.

Manappuram Finance reached an all-time high of ₹323.80 today, increasing by 3% and surpassing the Sensex growth rate in the past month by 20%. The increased growth in gold loans, improved margins, and favorable valuations have led brokerages to upgrade their ratings and set target prices between ₹335-₹340.

Manappuram Home Finance retains strong credit ratings from CRISIL, with A1 for short-term debt up to INR 50 crores and AA (Stable) for bank facilities of INR 850 crores, as confirmed by the company's announcement following SEBI LODR guidelines.

Manappuram Finance successfully repaid a total of ₹300 crore in commercial papers as they came due on May 15, 2026. All papers were fully redeemed with no remaining balance owed.

Manappuram Finance has assured no misuse of funds from their recent preference share issue. According to Crisil's monitoring report, the funds were used primarily for lending, corporate purposes, and approved adjustments, as per the company's board.

Mitessh Thakkar recommends investing in stocks like Cipla, Hindalco, and Manappuram Finance. However, he suggests temporarily selling off Eicher Motors due to its current market status.

Rising 8%, Manappuram Finance shares respond positively following the government's decision to increase gold and silver import duties to 15%. This potential boost in domestic gold prices could potentially benefit gold loan companies like Manappuram and Muthoot Finance.

Manappuram Home Finance has appointed Radhika Subramanian, V. Balaji, and R.K. Rathanchand as new directors during their Extraordinary General Meeting on May 11, 2026. These strategic additions are expected to strengthen the company's board composition.

Next week, IEX, Manappuram Finance, Godrej Consumer, and other companies will stop offering dividends to new investors, with their record dates ranging from May 11-15, 2026. Among these, Kennametal India offers the highest interim dividend of ₹40 per share, while Anand Rathi Wealth and Godrej Consumer have declared ₹7 and ₹5 per share respectively.

Analysts have identified 10 stocks for long-term investments, with Manappuram Finance being one of them that could be worth considering for a prolonged investment strategy. The list includes eight largecaps, one midcap, and one smallcap.

Manappuram Finance's shares experienced a 3% drop, despite maintaining strong growth in their gold loan sector, indicating investor apprehension beyond the positive business developments.

Manappuram Finance aims to boost its microfinance business, targeting sustainable growth and stability. The company's new loan book, currently at 59%, plans to increase to 75% by the first quarter of FY27.

Manappuram Finance anticipates enhanced profit after tax (PAT) due to lower credit costs. Improvements in their Asirvad portfolio and expansion of non-gold sectors are the key drivers for this growth.

Jefferies has raised its rating for Manappuram Finance to 'Buy', anticipating a significant increase in gold loan growth and a potential profit expansion of 2.6 times, accompanied by a return on equity (RoE) of 13% by fiscal year 2028.

Manappuram Finance has reported a significant turnaround in Q4, with a net profit of ₹4.04 billion compared to a loss of ₹2.03 billion last year. The company's revenue also increased by 11% to ₹26.13 billion. This marks a successful end to the fiscal year for the financial services provider.

Tata Technology saw a significant 12% increase in Q4 revenue, indicating strong performance in the market. Meanwhile, Manappuram Finance became profitable, while KEI Industries and Petronet LNG reported impressive profit growth of 25% and 58%, respectively, compared to the previous quarter.

Manappuram Finance's shares experienced a 3% dip following their Q4 results, but despite this setback, firms like Jefferies continue to maintain a positive outlook for the stock.

Manappuram Finance projects a steady gold loan interest rate of 17.5-18%, indicating no significant reduction in the near future. The company aims to achieve a consolidated Return on Equity (ROE) between 13-16% and a Return on Assets (ROA) above 15% within the next one to two years.

Manappuram Finance has disclosed its Q4 outcomes, revealing key details about their performance during this quarter.

Manappuram Finance's net profit decreased by 17.5% in FY26, reaching INR 993.1 crore, while revenue dipped by 5% to INR 9,509.4 crore. The company announced a dividend of INR 0.50 per share for the year.

Following Q4 results, various brokerages have assigned ratings to Manappuram Finance's stock, revealing updated target prices and performance analysis for this NBFC.

Manappuram Finance anticipates an increase in its consolidated Assets Under Management, surpassing the previous year's levels, driven by a focus on expanding non-gold portfolio sectors under new leadership initiatives.

Manappuram Finance has seen a 10.7% increase in quarterly revenue compared to the same period last year, reporting positive growth for Q4 of fiscal year 2026. Looking ahead, the company is planning an ambitious expansion by opening 500 new branches during the upcoming fiscal year 2027.

Manappuram Finance has announced a significant reversal of fortune, reporting a profit of ₹405 crore in Q4 FY26, contrasting last year's ₹203.2 crore loss. The company also declared a dividend of ₹0.50 per share. This impressive turnaround can be attributed to strong growth in gold loans and improved operational efficiency.

Manappuram Finance's profit after tax for the fourth quarter of FY26 missed expectations, causing a dip of 14%. However, CLSA maintains its Hold rating on the company with a target price of ₹305. The increase in gold loans by around 30% quarter-on-quarter was offset by a significant drop in net interest income over four quarters. The continued pressure from high loan-to-value ratios and low yields remains a concern.

Manappuram Finance has seen a significant shift in ownership, with new investors now holding promoter status as of April 21, 2026. On May 5, key board changes were announced, including the resignation of independent directors and appointments of new ones, along with approved executive role modifications.

Manappuram Finance has announced an interim dividend of ₹0.50, following the approval of their Q4 FY26 results. Additionally, they've disclosed the utilization of certified commercial paper, along with information regarding borrowings and security cover.

Manappuram Finance significantly improved its quarterly profits, reporting a PAT of ₹404.8 crores in Q4 – a reversal from last year's loss of ₹203.2 crores. This impressive growth represents a 69% increase from the previous quarter's earnings of ₹238.6 crores.

Manappuram Finance announces the appointment of Buvanesh Tharashankar as their new Chief Financial Officer, commencing from May 5th.

Morgan Stanley maintains a neutral stance on Manappuram Finance, suggesting it's neither a buy nor sell recommendation. The investment firm has set a price target of INR 270 for the company.

CLSA has labeled DMart as an 'Outperform' investment, setting a target price of Rs 6628, driven by a impressive 17% Profit After Tax (PAT) growth in Q4 results. Other companies, Ambuja and Manappuram, are set to report their results today.

Manappuram Home Finance has announced its FY26 financial results, showing no misuse of the Rs. 22.03 crore raised through a November 2019 NCD public issue.

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has issued a cautionary notice to the managing director of Manappuram Finance for late disclosure of pledged shares in 2018, with no penalties imposed. This warning does not affect the company's operations or financial standing.

Manappuram Finance has received a warning from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) due to late disclosure of share pledges, emphasizing the importance of timely reporting in maintaining regulatory compliance.

Manappuram Finance's Chief Mentioned Officer (CMD) received an administrative warning from SEBI due to delayed share pledge disclosure, as per a recent regulatory filing.

Manappuram Finance has announced an open offer to purchase a 26% share at Rs 248.3, raising their ownership to 35.9%, even without any shares tendered in the offer.

Manappuram Finance experienced a 12% increase over two days, approaching its 52-week high, mainly due to Bain Capital's recent stake acquisition. Analysts at Axis Securities point out that growth in gold loans, technology investments, and easing NIM pressure as the key factors driving the company's growth.

BC Asia Investments has secured control over Manappuram Finance by issuing preferential shares on March 27, 2026. Remarkably, the Open Offer that concluded on April 20, 2026, received no tenders, making existing investors joint promoters with the current group.