Capri Global Capital Ltd.

NSE: CGCL
NIFTY500
Analyst consensus:Strongly constructive· 5 analysts
₹218.39+30.5%1Y
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Capri Global Capital Ltd.: A 30-second snapshot

Capri Global Capital (CGCL) is an NBFC trading at Rs 197.97, with a trailing PE of 18.8 and a forward PE of 10.5 — above both its 50-DMA (Rs 175.39) and 200-DMA (Rs 183.23). FY26 results show AUM crossing Rs 36,000 crore and profit nearly doubling year-on-year, while 5-year revenue growth of 72% reflects rapid loan book expansion. The fundamental consistency score of 35 and zero FCF-positive years in the persistence data indicate the quality of this growth has been uneven historically.

P/E

18.9

Forward P/E

10.5

ROE

+16.5%

Debt / Equity

334.73

Profit Margin

+33.6%

Div. Yield

+0.1%

5Y ROE > 15%

0/5

5Y FCF > 0

0/5

Quality

56/100

Recent context

  • ·FY26 results (reported April-May 2026) showed AUM exceeding Rs 36,000 crore and annual profit nearly doubling, with improved asset quality cited — coverage across TradingView and TipRanks reflected this outcome.
  • ·Choice Institutional Equities issued a note dated 2026-05-08 with a stated price target of Rs 250 (as reported by Investment Guru); this is third-party broker analysis attributed to that firm.
  • ·The company opened a special window for physical share transfers in early May 2026, a procedural corporate action noted in TipRanks coverage alongside unrelated market items.

Strengths

  • +Quality score of 61 ranks first among the 6 tracked Banking/NBFC peers, ahead of Bajaj Finance (51), HDFC Bank (47), Axis Bank (50), Bajaj Finserv (23), and HDFC Life (20).
  • +PE of 18.8 sits in the lower half of the peer range, while the forward PE of 10.5 reflects the near-doubling of FY26 profit reported in recent earnings.
  • +Price is up 19.75% over 12 months and 15.27% over the past 3 months, trading only 7.5% below the 52-week high — one of the shallower drawdowns relative to the pace of recent appreciation.
  • +Revenue grew 72% over 5 years and earnings grew 37.1% over the same period, indicating the core lending business has expanded meaningfully in scale.

Weaknesses

  • FCF-positive years = 0 across all persistence data years and the debt trend is classified as rising — the absence of any FCF-positive year over the tracked period is a notable quality gap even accounting for the NBFC business model.
  • Consistency score of 35 and zero years with ROE above 15% in the persistence block stand in contrast to the reported trailing ROE of 16.5%, suggesting the current return on equity is a recent development without a confirmed multi-year track record.
  • Debt-to-equity of 334.7 is inherent to the NBFC model, but rising leverage alongside zero FCF history limits the buffer available if credit costs or funding costs rise sharply.
  • Analyst coverage is thin at 5 analysts with a mean rating of 1.17 (1-5 scale, lower = more constructive); conclusions drawn from such a small panel carry higher revision risk than wider-covered peers.

Open questions

  • ?Is the near-doubling of FY26 profit driven by lower credit costs, higher disbursements, or operating leverage — and which of these is most likely to persist into FY27?
  • ?Does the absence of FCF-positive years in the historical data reflect deliberate book growth (reinvesting all cash into new loans) or a structural inability to generate surplus cash — and how should an observer distinguish between the two?
  • ?Given that the NBFC model requires continuous access to wholesale funding, how has CGCL's cost of funds trended relative to its loan yield spread over the past 3 years?
  • ?The consistency score of 35 contrasts with the current trailing ROE of 16.5% — what conditions would need to persist for the quality metrics to confirm a durable improvement rather than a single strong year?

Peer comparison: Banking

Ranks 1 of 6 on quality
SymbolNameP/EROEQuality
CGCLCapri Global Capital Ltd.You're viewing18.9+16.5%61
Industry avgacross 5 peers32.6+14.2%38
BAJFINANCEBajaj Finance Ltd.30.7+17.9%51
AXISBANKAxis Bank Ltd.15.1+13.2%50
HDFCBANKHDFC Bank Ltd.17.0+13.8%47
BAJAJFINSVBajaj Finserv Ltd.30.0+14.6%23
HDFCLIFEHDFC Life Insurance Company Ltd.70.0+11.3%20

Technical state

Current price

₹197.97

SMA 50

₹175.39

SMA 200

₹183.23

RSI (14)

67.5 (neutral)

From 52w high

-7.5%

1Y return

+19.8%

3M return

+15.3%

50-DMA

Above

200-DMA

Above

Algorithmic support levels

₹175.65
₹173.87
₹160.89

Risk flags

  • high
    Debt-to-equity ratio of 334.7 is characteristic of an NBFC/lending business where leverage is structural, but the persistence block shows FCF-positive years = 0 across all available years and ROE years above 15% = 0, alongside a rising debt trend — the combination of zero FCF and perpetually rising leverage warrants close monitoring.
  • high
    Consistency score of 35 (out of 100) with zero years of ROE above 15% despite a reported trailing ROE of 16.5% suggests the quality of returns has been unstable or only recently improved; earnings growth of 37.1% over 5 years has not translated into durable quality metrics.
  • medium
    Quality score of 61 ranks 1st of 6 peers in the Banking sector, but peer data shows priceChange1Y is null for all 5 comparators, limiting the reliability of relative performance conclusions.
  • medium
    News sample is small at 8 total articles; one headline references a broker price target from a named source — thin coverage increases the risk that any single news event disproportionately shapes the sentiment read.
  • low
    RSI of 67.5 is approaching overbought territory; price is 12.9% above the 50-DMA and 7.9% above the 200-DMA after a 15.3% three-month move, leaving nearest support at 175.65 approximately 11.3% below current price.

Cross-section contradictions

  • Trailing ROE is reported at 16.5% and FY26 headlines cite record profit and near-doubling of annual profit, yet the persistence block shows zero years with ROE above 15% — suggesting the strong ROE is a very recent development rather than a multi-year track record.
  • News sentiment is overwhelmingly positive (7 of 8 articles) and the stock is up 19.75% over 12 months, yet the fundamental consistency score of 35 and zero FCF-positive years flag structural quality concerns that the price action and sentiment do not appear to price in.

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Fundamentals & technicals: refreshed 25 Jun 2026 · refreshed daily at 01:00 IST

AI synthesis (narrative, snapshot, strengths/weaknesses, peer ranking): generated 12 May 2026 · rotates through NIFTY 500 every ~5 days