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Trades about 9% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sundaram Finance Limited is an established Indian financial institution that delivers a wide array of services. It mobilizes capital through various deposit options, including fixed, cumulative, and non-resident Indian schemes. The company offers financing for new and pre-owned automobiles, commercial vehicles, and construction equipment, alongside specialized funding for commercial vehicle fuel, tires, and insurance. Agricultural sector clients can obtain loans for new and used tractors, harvesters, and other farm machinery. For businesses, it provides working capital, enterprise, and machinery term loans, as well as channel finance. Additionally, Sundaram Finance extends housing credit and offers leasing solutions. Beyond direct lending, it serves as a distributor for financial products such as mutual funds and insurance, and supplies information technology and business support services. Its comprehensive wealth management offerings encompass financial planning, asset allocation, portfolio execution, tax management, risk management, and estate planning. The firm also supplies diverse life insurance policies, including child, pension, whole-life, term, and investment plans. Founded in Chennai, India, in 1954, the company operates across India via an extensive network of 618 branches.
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