Kolkata: Shares of Tata Capital, the NBFC arm of the Tata Group, inched up in early trade on Friday, April 24. The company uncorked sparkling Q4 financial results which saw a 42.8% in its consolidated net profit for the January-March quarter. The net profit figure for the Q4FY26 period stood at Rs 1,502.02 crore against Rs 1,051.70 crore in the similar period last year. The PAT figure was higher by 19.50% on a sequential basis. The financial results were unveiled after market hours on Thursday. The Q4 results was the first of a full three-month period after listing which took place in late 2025. The results were robust also from the full financial year perspective. Tata Capital’s PAT surged 38% to Rs 4,879 crore in FY26 against Rs 3,542 crore in FY25.
The stock market is in the red in early trade on Friday. BSE Sensex 30 was 0.39% down while Nifty 50 was down 0.35% by 9:20 am.
Tata Capital listing and share movement
On Thursday, April 23, Tata Capital shares closed at Rs 339, up Rs 1.65 or 0.49%. This is the first quarterly results of tata Capital which were listed on October 13, 2025. Tata Capital IPO opened for subscription on October 6 and the bidding process ended on October 8. The shares were priced at Rs 326 and the listing gains were only 1.23% compared to the issue price. In these months the share touched a high of Rs 367.30 and a low of Rs 300.15. Tata Capital raised Rs 15,512 crore via the IPO which comprised both fresh shares and an OFS segment.
Tata Capital dividend
The management of the Tata NBFC firm also announced its first dividend and the board recommended a dividend of 57 paise per share. It is subject to the approval of the shareholders at the AGM of the company.
Tata Capital other performance parameters
Tata Capital also revealed that net interest income, excluding motor finance, surged 28% YoY to Rs 3,127 crore against Rs 2,438 crore in Q4FY25. Total AUM (assets under management) increased 20% YoY to reach Rs 2,77,275 crore in FY26.
MD and CEO of the company, Rajiv Sabharwal, indicated that sustained momentum and growth across the businesses was witnessed in the quarter. Asset quality too improved during the period and credit costs inched down. “From a macro standpoint, while we remain vigilant amid evolving geopolitical developments, we are confident in the resilience of India’s economic fundamentals. A steady policy stance and comfortable systemic liquidity continue to provide a supportive environment for credit growth, positioning us well to execute our strategy with discipline and focus,” Sabharwal was quoted as saying.
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