Capri Global Capital sets bold ₹1 lakh crore goal by FY32
Capri Global Capital (CGCL), a Mumbai-based NBFC, has set its sights high—aiming to grow its assets under management from ₹27,000 crore to a massive ₹1 lakh crore by 2032.
They're going for rapid growth and have brought in expert consultants to help chart the path.
How they plan to get there
CGCL's loan portfolio is mostly gold loans (38.5%), housing loans (22.1%), MSME loans (20.7%), and construction finance (18.4%).
With gold and construction lending on the rise, CGCL plans to nearly double its branches—from 1,224 to 2,500—especially in South and East India.
Tech upgrades and future plans
The company is investing heavily in tech and data science to boost efficiency.
MD Rajesh Sharma says they'll only consider turning into a bank once they hit ₹50,000 crore AUM—then they'll weigh if it's the right move.
Why this matters
CGCL's big push isn't just about numbers—they want to make credit more accessible for people who usually miss out.
Their expansion could mean more financial options for underserved communities across India.