Tata Capital is back in the headlines—and it’s taking Tata Investment shares along for the ride. On Monday, Tata Investment Corporation shares rose over 6% in early trade after a report revealed that Tata Capital has filed an updated DRHP for its IPO.
This move comes at a time when the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is pushing all NBFCs (Non-Banking Financial Companies) in the ‘upper layer’ category to list by September. Tata Capital, being in that category, is gearing up for a major market entry.
Tata Investment reacts fast
Tata Investment stock shot up to Rs 6,950 on the NSE, gaining 6.25% before cooling a bit to Rs 6,832—still 4.45% higher around noon. This jump followed two days of decline, showing just how powerful IPO news can be.
What’s the plan?
According to NDTV Profit, Tata Sons will sell up to 23 crore shares in the Tata Capital IPO. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is also expected to offload 3.58 crore shares. Tata Capital itself plans to issue 21 crore fresh shares. That’s a big float coming.
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Why now?
The IPO is not just about market hype. It’s part of a compliance move. The RBI wants top-tier NBFCs like Tata Capital to go public by September. This is meant to increase transparency and investor access in the financial space.
Financials speak loud
And Tata Capital is not coming empty-handed. In the March 2025 quarter, it posted a solid 31% year-on-year jump in profit after tax, reaching Rs 1,000 crore. Revenue rose nearly 50% to Rs 7,478 crore from Rs 4,998 crore last year.
For the full FY25, profit climbed to Rs 3,655 crore from Rs 3,327 crore in FY24. Total revenue shot up to Rs 28,313 crore from Rs 18,175 crore. These are strong numbers—and they’re adding fuel to the IPO buzz.
Investors see value
The market is clearly betting big on the Tata Capital listing. It could unlock hidden value and grow Tata Group’s presence in the listed finance space. This explains the excitement around Tata Investment shares today.
The Tata Capital IPO isn’t just another listing. It’s a big moment for the Tata brand, the Indian NBFC space, and retail investors who’ve been watching from the sidelines. With big numbers, RBI backing, and a strong brand name, Tata Capital is setting the stage for a high-voltage debut.
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