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Vaibhav Vyapaar’s processing fees became its largest FY2026 operating-revenue line at Rs 16.26 crore, or 44.18%, surpassing Rs 10.95 crore of loan interest.
Salem Erode Investments Ltd has filed voting results for its 95th AGM held on September 30, 2026, alongside updated corporate and stock market reference details.
Capfront Technologies Private Limited held 2,03,82,415 shares, or 99.98%, before the offer after rights issues and a 1:1 bonus allotment.
Energy Infrastructure Trust declared a ₹3.838 per unit distribution for July 2026, setting July 15 as record date and scheduling payout on or before July 21.
Vaibhav Vyapaar paid Rs 5.3378 crore in FY26 management fees to its holding company, equal to 14.51% of revenue from operations.
Amalgamated Electricity has launched a fresh postal ballot for a ₹650 crore preferential issue of 130 crore shares at ₹5 and to expand its MOA objects into AI, EVs and healthcare.
Vaibhav Vyapar wrote off Rs 9.59 crore in irrecoverable debts in FY26 as standard unsecured short-term loans rose to Rs 58.84 crore.
Capfront holds 99.98% of Vaibhav Vyapar’s pre-issue capital, while Chairman and Managing Director Gowrinath owns 93.79% of Capfront.
Vaibhav Vyapaar says its FY25 profit improvement was materially influenced by a Rs 3.4205 crore NPA-provision reversal after a Board-approved policy change.
Vaibhav Vyapar’s short-term loans and advances rose 102% in 16 months to Rs 69.47 crore, while FY26 operations used Rs 18.44 crore of cash.
LoanFront discloses effective APRs of 30% to 86%, with the maximum 52.06 percentage points above its stated 33.94% personal-loan interest rate.
Vaibhav Vyapar had at least Rs 14.3424 crore of identifiable borrowings backed by its holding company at 31 July 2026, about 38% of total debt.
Vaibhav Vyapaar bought the LoanFront app, software, intellectual property and associated lending business from Capfront for Rs 1 crore in June 2022.
Vaibhav Vyapaar plans to direct Rs 32 crore to capital despite a 43.80% CRAR, as unsecured personal-loan growth carries a 125% risk weight.
Indian IT stocks saw outsized turnover as traders weighed a TCS-led post-results bounce, PERM-related US regulatory uncertainty, and fast-changing positioning around AI and global rates.
Retail investors are discussing a simple rule to buy a Nifty 50 ETF on every 1% drop from the latest all-time high, with the reference resetting at new peaks.