How Fusion Finance’s New Leadership and ₹100 Crore NCD Issue Signal Its Strategic Realignment?
Key Corporate Announcements
- Capital Raise: Approved private placement of 10,000 Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs) worth ₹100 crore with an 11% coupon rate and a 24-month tenure.
- Security Structure: Fully secured by 1.1x book debts and proposed to be listed on BSE for liquidity.
- Leadership Changes: Devesh Sachdev resigned as Director (effective Nov 4, 2025), while Sanjay Garyali was appointed as Managing Director and Whole-Time Director (from Sept 30, 2025).
- Strategic Focus: The restructuring and debt issuance aim to improve liquidity, governance, and funding flexibility for lending growth in FY26–FY27.
Fusion Finance’s latest corporate actions underscore its focus on capital adequacy and board realignment to navigate India’s dynamic NBFC landscape.
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Financial & Strategic Impact
The secured NCD issue provides a stable funding channel amid rising credit demand. The appointment of a new MD is expected to sharpen operational execution and investor confidence. With GNPA at manageable levels, the company’s near-term focus will remain on portfolio quality and digital process efficiency.
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Investor Takeaway
Gulshan Khera, CFP®, of Indian-Share-Tips.com, notes that Fusion Finance’s governance-led shift and structured fundraise enhance its capital discipline. This strengthens its position among mid-cap NBFCs focusing on secured retail lending growth in FY26.
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