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Tata Capital concludes IPO roadshows, positions itself as NBFC green leader

10 Sept 2025

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Key Takeaways

Tata Capital’s $18 billion IPO offers investors exposure to high-growth green financing, low NPAs, and global climate capital inflows.

Tata Capital’s $18 billion IPO offers investors exposure to high-growth green financing, low NPAs, and global climate capital inflows.

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Expert Analysis

Tata Capital IPO Roadshows Highlight $18 Billion Valuation and Green Finance Leadership.

Expert Analysis:

  • IPO Valuation and Timing: Tata Capital concluded global and domestic roadshows ahead of its IPO, with shares valued at $18 billion. The issue, expected before the month-end, is the largest IPO of 2025, strengthening its NBFC leadership.

  • Cleantech Loan Book Growth: The cleantech gross loan book reached ₹18,000 crore in FY25, rising from ₹10,400 crore in FY23, marking a 31.8 per cent CAGR over two fiscals, as per its updated DRHP.

  • Stake Sale by Parent: Tata Sons, holding a 93 per cent stake, is expected to dilute part of its ownership through the IPO, unlocking significant value.

  • Green Finance Track Record: Tata Capital financed over 500 renewable projects, sanctioning more than 22,400 Mw clean energy capacity, positioning it as India’s leading NBFC in green financing.

  • Low NPAs and Strategic Partnerships: The company maintains one of the lowest NPAs in the segment, supported by global partnerships that mobilise international climate capital into Indian renewable projects.

  • Sector Context: India’s net-zero by 2070 requires huge capital flows, supported by commitments such as $1.5 billion from the World Bank and government’s affordable funding push.

Publisher:Business Standard