Tashi India Ltd (TASHIND) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Tashi India Ltd is a registered NBFC focused on lending and finance activities, providing loan solutions in India since 1985.

Founded in

1,985

Market share

A growing player in niche finance and trading sectors with steady revenue growth.

Problem solved

Offers accessible loan products helping individuals and businesses meet financial needs efficiently.

Top clients or who we serve

Primarily serves retail and business borrowers within India (B2B and B2C segments).

Key management

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Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1985, registered as NBFC in 1998, sustained growth through diversified finance and trading activities.

Where we operate

Operates primarily in India with headquarters in Nagpur, Maharashtra.

Top products or what we offer

Loan products in finance and related activities; also active in other trading operations.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

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Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue mainly from recurring lending operations and trading activities.

Our industry position

Emerging NBFC with stable financial performance and expanding operational footprint.

Financial highlights

FY 2024-25 total income Rs.198.55 Cr; profit after tax Rs.173.42 Cr; EPS Rs.23.41; profitable growth over prior year.

Geographical revenue split

Revenue generated mainly from Indian markets.

Order book

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Whats driving growth

Growth driven by increased lending demand, prudent financial management, and trading diversification.

Our future plans

Focus on strengthening core lending business and expanding financial services portfolio.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

Commitment to governance, ethical conduct, and dedicated management fostering company growth.

Key challenges ahead

Regulatory compliance, credit risk management, and competition in NBFC sector.

Interesting facts

Noteworthy for stable profitability over 40 years as a registered NBFC.

Risks and strategy

Mitigates financial risks through solid internal controls and regulatory adherence; strategic focus on lending.