Capital India Finance Ltd. Share Price

Overview

Capital India Finance Ltd. share price is currently ₹19.56, up by ₹0.98 (5.27%) from its previous closing price of ₹18.58. The share price has declined -2.69% over the past month and declined -42.97% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹18.03 and ₹39.01, respectively. Capital India Finance Ltd. has a market capitalisation of ₹ 780.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 14 Oct 2026, 03:29 PM IST.

Capital India Finance Ltd.
Capital India Finance Ltd.
CIFL
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 ₹0.98
5.27%
Finance
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Updated: 14 Oct 2026, 03:29:08 pm IST

Market Data

Open Price

 ₹19.10

Prev. Close

 ₹18.58
 ₹18.93

Day Low

 ₹19.88

Day High

 ₹18.03

52 Week Low

 ₹39.01

52 Week High

FinanceFinance - NBFC
CategoryMicro Cap

Fundamentals

Quick Bite

Price To Earnings Ratio

19.76

Sector PE

18.68

PB Ratio

1.21

Sector PB

2.48

EPS

0.99

Dividend Yield

0.00

Today's Volume

46.698 K

5 Day Avg. Volume

136.415 K

PEG Ratio

0.01

Market Cap.

₹ 780.00 Cr.

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Financials

Corporate Actions

ActionsEx-DateRecord-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 1% at ₹0.02/Share
19-Sep-202519-Sep-2025
Stock Split2:10
17-Feb-202517-Feb-2025
DividendsFinal Dividend of 1% at ₹0.1/Share
20-Sep-202420-Sep-2024

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About Capital India Finance Ltd. 👋

Capital India Finance Limited is an India-based non-banking financial institution. The Company is engaged in the business of foreign exchange services. It operates through two segments: lending business and forex services. The lending business includes providing finance to small medium enterprises, retail customers and real estate for a variety of purposes like purchase of commercial equipment, personal purposes, and enterprise loans. The forex services comprise of overseas remittances, foreign currency prepaid travel cards, import and export foreign currency notes. Its retail finance portfolio includes home loans, home improvement loans, home extension loans, loans against property, and home loan balance transfers. Its RapiPay business provides services like Aadhaar-enabled payment system (AEPS), insurance, bill payments, and domestic money transfer. Its RemitX business products and services include foreign currency notes, overseas remittances, and foreign currency prepaid travel.

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Adarsh Nimborkar (SEBI IA)

Adarsh Nimborkar (SEBI IA)

14 Jan • 10:06 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Capital India Finance Ltd — Fundamental Overview

CIFL
Capital India Finance Ltd is an Indian non-banking financial company (NBFC) that operates primarily in retail lending, offering products such as home loans, loan against property (LAP), business loans, mortgage loans and consumer financing. Its business model revolves around extending credit to individuals and small-to-medium enterprises that may not always have easy access to traditional bank financing. The core strength of Capital India Finance lies in its secured lending focus. Loans backed by real estate or tangible collateral tend to have lower credit loss rates compared with unsecured portfolios — provided proper underwriting, valuation and legal documentation standards are in place. Financial performance depends on a mix of net interest income (interest earned minus cost of funds), fee income and asset quality management. As credit penetration in India rises — especially in smaller towns and underserved customer segments — demand for secured retail loans grows. However, earnings can be sensitive to credit cycles, interest-rate movements and funding costs. NBFCs typically borrow from banks, financial institutions and capital markets; higher cost of funds compresses net interest margins when lending rates can’t adjust immediately or fully. Asset quality and provisioning are constant watch points. While secured loans tend to have better recovery prospects due to collateral, legal and recovery timelines can be long, and steep declines in property valuations (in stressed markets) can increase loss severity. Regulatory norms on provisioning, capital adequacy and risk weights also directly influence reported profitability and growth capacity. Working capital is less relevant than in manufacturing or infrastructure; for NBFCs, liquidity and funding access are critical. During credit downturns or tight liquidity phases in financial markets, cost of borrowing can rise sharply, slowing loan growth and compressing margins.

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26 Nov • 8:10 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

PH CAPITAL — Small-Scale NBFC Focused on Lending & Financial Services

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PH Capital Ltd is a small non-banking financial company (NBFC) operating in India, primarily engaged in providing lending and investment-related financial services. The company focuses on offering loans, advancing funds to businesses and individuals, and making strategic investments in equity, debt and financial instruments. As a niche player, PH Capital maintains a lean operating structure and conservative underwriting approach. Its performance is typically driven by credit quality, interest income and prudent capital deployment. The company continues to operate on a modest scale, aiming for stable returns through disciplined financial management and selective lending activities. Disclaimer: Investments in securities are subject to market risk. This is for educational purposes ***** must verify information before investing and consider their financial position & risk profile. please read full disclosure disclaimer in given link

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