Manba Finance Limited has informed the Exchange regarding 'sanction of term loan from State Bank of India'.
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Manba Finance Limited has been sanctioned a term loan of Rs. 100 Crores (One Hundred Crores) by State Bank of India. The company informed both NSE and BSE about this sanction via a letter dated 30th March 2026. As an NBFC, this additional borrowing will help the company expand its lending operations. SBI is one of the largest public sector banks in India, and securing a term loan from them suggests creditworthiness.
Positive for the company as it secures Rs. 100 Crores in fresh funding, potentially boosting lending capacity and growth. The sanction from a leading public sector bank like SBI signals strong credit standing, which may be viewed favorably by investors.