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ESAF Small Finance Bank Ltd (ESAFSFB) Share Price & Fundamentals

Company Overview

Founded Year

2016

Listed Year

2023

Headquarter

Thrissur, Kerala, India

MD/CEO

K. Paul Thomas, Managing Director & CEO; seasoned banking and social finance professional with 30+ years of leadership.

Website

https://www.esafbank.com

Company Facts

What we do

ESAF Small Finance Bank is a scheduled bank focused on micro, retail, MSME, agriculture lending, deposit services, and digital banking with a social inclusion mandate across India.

Founded in

2,016

Market share

A leading small finance bank with a growing pan-India presence across 24 states and 2 UTs, focused on underserved customers.

Problem solved

Provides affordable banking, credit, and financial services to unbanked and underbanked segments, fostering financial inclusion and livelihood growth.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves rural, semi-urban and urban microfinance borrowers, MSMEs, farmers, and retail customers; B2C and B2B through institutional correspondents.

Key management

K. Paul Thomas, Managing Director & CEO; seasoned banking and social finance professional with 30+ years of leadership.

Our journey and innovations

Founded from a microcredit society in 1992, became Small Finance Bank in 2016, expanded to 787+ branches, introduced digital onboarding and platinum debit cards.

Where we operate

Operates in 24 states and 2 union territories across India with 788 banking outlets, extensive BC and agent network.

Top products or what we offer

Microfinance loans, retail loans, MSME credit, agricultural loans, gold loans, digital banking services, credit/debit cards and foreign exchange services.

Top brands

Microfinance portfolio (35 lakh+ borrowers), INORI Premium Credit Card, QR loan, e-signature enabled micro loans, authorised foreign exchange dealer.

Raw materials needed

-

Raw materials supplier

-

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Majority of revenue from recurring interest income on lending and fee-based services; some cyclical exposure via credit cycles.

Our industry position

Among top small finance banks with strong asset quality focus, growing loan book diversified across MARG segments, improved CASA ratio, and competitive capital adequacy.

Financial highlights

FY24 PAT ₹426 crore, FY25 ₹-521 crore loss, advances ₹20,679 crore, deposits ₹24,006 crore, capital adequacy ratio 22.7%, CASA ratio 25.1%.

Geographical revenue split

Primarily Indian domestic revenue from 24 states and 2 UTs; no significant international revenue.

Order book

-

Whats driving growth

Strong growth in secured lending (MARG), digital transformation, branch expansion, focus on rural and underserved markets, increased retail deposits and fee income.

Our future plans

Expand branch and agent network, enhance digital offerings, grow secured lending products, deepen rural penetration, strengthen asset quality, and ESG initiatives.

Our green promise

ISO 26000 certified, robust ESG policy focusing on environmental protection, social inclusion and governance, with sustainability awards and renewable energy efforts.

Our people and values

5,967 employees with strong training and learning culture, focus on inclusion, customer centricity and empowerment through ESOPs.

Key challenges ahead

Asset quality pressures, competitive pressure from banks/fintechs, regulatory compliance costs, maintaining profitability amid aggressive growth.

Interesting facts

Recognised for global sustainability awards, first Kerala-based bank post-independence, pioneered e-sign micro loan disbursals winning productivity awards.

Risks and strategy

Credit risk mitigated by data analytics, recovery focus, and portfolio diversification; operational risk addressed via IT transformation and compliance rigor.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Serves rural, semi-urban and urban microfinance borrowers, MSMEs, farmers, and retail customers; B2C and B2B through institutional correspondents.

Top Products

Top Products

Microfinance loans, retail loans, MSME credit, agricultural loans, gold loans, digital banking services, credit/debit cards and foreign exchange services.

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

40.542.94

52 Week High/Low

19.7846
Past Returns

1 week

-1.92%

1 month

-4.88%

3 month

9.8%

1 year

43.46%

3 year

-40.77%

5 year

-40.77%

Share Holding

Promoters

63.23%

FII

0.18%

DII

3.58%

Retail

24.96%

Others

8.04%

Company Overview

Founded Year

2016

Listed Year

2023

Headquarter

Thrissur, Kerala, India

MD/CEO

K. Paul Thomas

Website

https://www.esafbank.com

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

40.542.94

52 Week High/Low

19.7846

Past Returns

1 week

-1.92%

1 month

-4.88%

3 month

9.8%

1 year

43.46%

3 year

-40.77%

5 year

-40.77%

Share Holding

Promoters

63.23%

FII

0.18%

DII

3.58%

Retail

24.96%

Others

8.04%

Company Facts

What we do

ESAF Small Finance Bank is a scheduled bank focused on micro, retail, MSME, agriculture lending, deposit services, and digital banking with a social inclusion mandate across India.

Founded in

2016

Market share

A leading small finance bank with a growing pan-India presence across 24 states and 2 UTs, focused on underserved customers.

Problem solved

Provides affordable banking, credit, and financial services to unbanked and underbanked segments, fostering financial inclusion and livelihood growth.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves rural, semi-urban and urban microfinance borrowers, MSMEs, farmers, and retail customers; B2C and B2B through institutional correspondents.

Key management

K. Paul Thomas, Managing Director & CEO; seasoned banking and social finance professional with 30+ years of leadership.

Our journey and innovations

Founded from a microcredit society in 1992, became Small Finance Bank in 2016, expanded to 787+ branches, introduced digital onboarding and platinum debit cards.

Where we operate

Operates in 24 states and 2 union territories across India with 788 banking outlets, extensive BC and agent network.

Top products or what we offer

Microfinance loans, retail loans, MSME credit, agricultural loans, gold loans, digital banking services, credit/debit cards and foreign exchange services.

Top brands

Microfinance portfolio (35 lakh+ borrowers), INORI Premium Credit Card, QR loan, e-signature enabled micro loans, authorised foreign exchange dealer.

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Majority of revenue from recurring interest income on lending and fee-based services; some cyclical exposure via credit cycles.

Our industry position

Among top small finance banks with strong asset quality focus, growing loan book diversified across MARG segments, improved CASA ratio, and competitive capital adequacy.

Financial highlights

FY24 PAT ₹426 crore, FY25 ₹-521 crore loss, advances ₹20,679 crore, deposits ₹24,006 crore, capital adequacy ratio 22.7%, CASA ratio 25.1%.

Geographical revenue split

Primarily Indian domestic revenue from 24 states and 2 UTs; no significant international revenue.

Whats driving growth

Strong growth in secured lending (MARG), digital transformation, branch expansion, focus on rural and underserved markets, increased retail deposits and fee income.

Our future plans

Expand branch and agent network, enhance digital offerings, grow secured lending products, deepen rural penetration, strengthen asset quality, and ESG initiatives.

Our green promise

ISO 26000 certified, robust ESG policy focusing on environmental protection, social inclusion and governance, with sustainability awards and renewable energy efforts.

Our people and values

5,967 employees with strong training and learning culture, focus on inclusion, customer centricity and empowerment through ESOPs.

Key challenges ahead

Asset quality pressures, competitive pressure from banks/fintechs, regulatory compliance costs, maintaining profitability amid aggressive growth.

Interesting facts

Recognised for global sustainability awards, first Kerala-based bank post-independence, pioneered e-sign micro loan disbursals winning productivity awards.

Risks and strategy

Credit risk mitigated by data analytics, recovery focus, and portfolio diversification; operational risk addressed via IT transformation and compliance rigor.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Serves rural, semi-urban and urban microfinance borrowers, MSMEs, farmers, and retail customers; B2C and B2B through institutional correspondents.

Top Products

Top Products

Microfinance loans, retail loans, MSME credit, agricultural loans, gold loans, digital banking services, credit/debit cards and foreign exchange services.

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