Shriram Finance declares Rs 4.80 interim dividend and posts higher profit

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On October 31, 2025, Shriram Finance declared a 240% interim dividend of Rs 4.80 per share for FY2025-26. The record date is November 7 and payment is due before November 30. Standalone September-quarter profit after tax rose to Rs 2,307.18 crore from Rs 2,071.26 crore, while first-half profit was Rs 4,462.91 crore. The board also approved debt fundraising and a postal ballot seeking approval to issue debentures up to Rs 35,000 crore.

Likely market impact

Dividend and profit growth support shareholder returns, while the proposed debt issuance could raise funding costs and leverage.