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Purple Finance Ltd (PURPLEFIN) Share Price & Fundamentals

Company Overview

Founded Year

1993

Listed Year

2024

Headquarter

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

MD/CEO

Amitabh Chaturvedi

Website

https://www.purplefinance.in

Company Facts

What we do

Purple Finance Limited is a non-deposit taking NBFC focused on providing secured small-ticket loans to micro and small enterprises across India, enabling business expansion and working capital needs.

Founded in

1,993

Market share

Emerging NBFC with growing footprint in Tier II to IV cities, targeting underserved MSME loans market.

Problem solved

Bridging credit access gap for micro and small enterprises lacking formal banking support, fostering financial inclusion.

Top clients or who we serve

Primarily micro and small business owners (B2C) in manufacturing, trade, and services sectors in semi-urban and rural India.

Key management

Amitabh Chaturvedi (Founder & Executive Chairman), Rajeev Deoras (Co-Founder & Executive Director), Sabyasachi Rath (Co-Founder & CEO)

Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1993; started NBFC lending after 2013; launched retail MSME loans in 2022; merged with Canopy Finance in 2023; listed on stock exchanges in 2024.

Where we operate

Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, expanding to Telangana and Rajasthan; serving Tier II to IV cities.

Top products or what we offer

Secured business loans to MSMEs ranging from ₹3 lakh to ₹30 lakh, with tenors up to 10 years and flexible repayments.

Top brands

Purple Finance MSME Secured Loans, co-lending partnerships with major financial institutions; over 32 branches across key states.

Raw materials needed

-

Raw materials supplier

-

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue primarily from loan interest, recurring until loan maturity; cyclical influence from economic conditions.

Our industry position

Growing NBFC with focus on micro and small enterprise lending in underserved markets; leveraging technology for agility.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 revenue ₹14.85 Cr; net loss ₹15.55 Cr as in investment/growth phase; expecting scale benefits from technology and branch expansion.

Geographical revenue split

-

Order book

-

Whats driving growth

Technology-enabled operations, focused MSME lending in underserved geographies, strategic branch expansion, strong risk governance.

Our future plans

Expansion into additional states, increase branch network, enhance digital lending capabilities, aim to evolve into a small finance bank.

Our green promise

-

Our people and values

Employing over 330 personnel; culture driven by innovation, transparency, rigorous governance, customer-centric approach.

Key challenges ahead

Managing asset-liability mismatch, maintaining asset quality during growth, regulatory compliance, and competing in a competitive NBFC sector.

Interesting facts

First NBFC in India offering soft loan approval within five hours through digital onboarding; 100% women borrowers or co-borrowers.

Risks and strategy

Credit risk mitigated via secured loans and conservative LTV; liquidity managed prudently; regulatory adherence as per RBI norms; continuous portfolio monitoring.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Primarily micro and small business owners (B2C) in manufacturing, trade, and services sectors in semi-urban and rural India.

Top Products

Top Products

Secured business loans to MSMEs ranging from ₹3 lakh to ₹30 lakh, with tenors up to 10 years and flexible repayments.

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

6266.5

52 Week High/Low

36.378.5
Past Returns

1 week

-4.22%

1 month

-11.8%

3 month

-13.18%

1 year

46.3%

3 year

-38.38%

5 year

-38.38%

Share Holding

Promoters

35.56%

FII

0.65%

DII

2.46%

Retail

50.96%

Others

10.37%

Company Overview

Founded Year

1993

Listed Year

2024

Headquarter

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

MD/CEO

Amitabh Chaturvedi (Founder & Executive Chairman)

Website

https://www.purplefinance.in

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

6266.5

52 Week High/Low

36.378.5

Past Returns

1 week

-4.22%

1 month

-11.8%

3 month

-13.18%

1 year

46.3%

3 year

-38.38%

5 year

-38.38%

Share Holding

Promoters

35.56%

FII

0.65%

DII

2.46%

Retail

50.96%

Others

10.37%

Company Facts

What we do

Purple Finance Limited is a non-deposit taking NBFC focused on providing secured small-ticket loans to micro and small enterprises across India, enabling business expansion and working capital needs.

Founded in

1993

Market share

Emerging NBFC with growing footprint in Tier II to IV cities, targeting underserved MSME loans market.

Problem solved

Bridging credit access gap for micro and small enterprises lacking formal banking support, fostering financial inclusion.

Top clients or who we serve

Primarily micro and small business owners (B2C) in manufacturing, trade, and services sectors in semi-urban and rural India.

Key management

Amitabh Chaturvedi (Founder & Executive Chairman), Rajeev Deoras (Co-Founder & Executive Director), Sabyasachi Rath (Co-Founder & CEO)

Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1993; started NBFC lending after 2013; launched retail MSME loans in 2022; merged with Canopy Finance in 2023; listed on stock exchanges in 2024.

Where we operate

Maharashtra, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, expanding to Telangana and Rajasthan; serving Tier II to IV cities.

Top products or what we offer

Secured business loans to MSMEs ranging from ₹3 lakh to ₹30 lakh, with tenors up to 10 years and flexible repayments.

Top brands

Purple Finance MSME Secured Loans, co-lending partnerships with major financial institutions; over 32 branches across key states.

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue primarily from loan interest, recurring until loan maturity; cyclical influence from economic conditions.

Our industry position

Growing NBFC with focus on micro and small enterprise lending in underserved markets; leveraging technology for agility.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 revenue ₹14.85 Cr; net loss ₹15.55 Cr as in investment/growth phase; expecting scale benefits from technology and branch expansion.

Whats driving growth

Technology-enabled operations, focused MSME lending in underserved geographies, strategic branch expansion, strong risk governance.

Our future plans

Expansion into additional states, increase branch network, enhance digital lending capabilities, aim to evolve into a small finance bank.

Our people and values

Employing over 330 personnel; culture driven by innovation, transparency, rigorous governance, customer-centric approach.

Key challenges ahead

Managing asset-liability mismatch, maintaining asset quality during growth, regulatory compliance, and competing in a competitive NBFC sector.

Interesting facts

First NBFC in India offering soft loan approval within five hours through digital onboarding; 100% women borrowers or co-borrowers.

Risks and strategy

Credit risk mitigated via secured loans and conservative LTV; liquidity managed prudently; regulatory adherence as per RBI norms; continuous portfolio monitoring.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Primarily micro and small business owners (B2C) in manufacturing, trade, and services sectors in semi-urban and rural India.

Top Products

Top Products

Secured business loans to MSMEs ranging from ₹3 lakh to ₹30 lakh, with tenors up to 10 years and flexible repayments.

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