Synopsis: Pro Fin Capital Services Limited, an NBFC, plans to sell a 25% stake to Hong Kong-based Excellence Creative Ltd at Rs. 22 per share, an 81% premium over its current market price of Rs. 12.15.
This non-banking financial company, known for providing diversified lending and credit solutions, is drawing attention after announcing a potential stake sale. The board’s approved the proposal from a Hong Kong-based firm to buy a 25% stake at a striking premium over market price.
Pro Fin Capital Services Limited‘s stock, with a market capitalisation of Rs. 364.45 crores, fell to Rs. 12.12, hitting low of up to 4.94 percent from its previous closing price of Rs. 12.75. However, the stock over the past year has given a return of 261 percent.
The Board of Directors of Pro Fin Capital Services a company active in financial and capital market services, met on 26 November 2025 and approved a proposal from Hong Kong-based Excellence Creative Ltd to buy 25% of its equity shares. The proposed price for this acquisition is Rs. 22 per share, which is about 81% higher than the company’s market price of Rs. 12.15 on the same day.
Earlier, on 13 November, Pro Fin Capital Services Ltd had received a letter of intent from Excellence Creative Ltd expressing interest in acquiring up to 25% of its equity share capital at Rs. 22 per share. The offer was described as a non-binding intention, indicating that no final commitment was made at that stage.
After reviewing the proposal, the board decided to move forward with due diligence, appoint independent advisors, and assess the possible regulatory routes, such as a qualified institutional placement or open market purchase. The company clarified that the letter of intent remains non-binding and that a definite decision will depend on further evaluation, regulatory approvals, and execution of legal agreements.
Strong Financial Growth
Pro Fin Capital Services reported a robust financial performance for Q2FY26. Net profit jumped over 4 times to Rs. 13.37 crore from Rs. 2.46 crore a year earlier. Total income rose more than 5 times to Rs. 44.62 crore during the same quarter. For the first half of FY26, net profit more than tripled to Rs. 15.91 crore, and income surged 249% to Rs. 55.14 crore. This growth highlights the company’s successful operations and expanding income streams, reflecting well on its management and business strategies.
Company Background
Founded in 1991, Pro Fin Capital Services operates as a non-banking financial company with a focus on capital market trading, depository and credit services. The company is regulated by RBI and SEBI and holds memberships in NSE and BSE.
Director Abhay Gupta said the company remains focused on expanding trading, credit, and advisory services to deliver sustainable growth. He expressed confidence in their prudent capital use and strong risk management practices.
What This Means for Investors
The proposed stake sale at a premium could signal positive market sentiment. If finalized, the transaction may pave the way for strategic alliances and boost shareholder value. Still, investors should stay attentive to developments as due diligence and regulatory reviews progress.
Backed by strong financial performance, Pro Fin Capital appears well-positioned for growth amid its expanding service portfolio. Stakeholders and market observers should closely follow the board’s forthcoming decisions for potential long-term impact.
Written By Fazal Ul Vahab C H
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