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  • See 10% growth in assets in FY12: Shriram Transport

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, R Shridhar, managing director of Shriram Transport Finance Company Ltd says, freight rates have been under pressure. “It looks to be under pressure in the future also,” he adds. He expects 10% growth in assets in the current year.

  • See 10% growth in AUM this year: Shriram Transport

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, R Shridhar, managing director of Shriram Transport Finance Company says, flat profit is on account of higher provisions and write offs. He sees 10% growth in assets under management this year. He doesn’t see any pressure on margins.

  • Seeing signs of sluggishness in demand: Shriram Transport

    R Shridhar, MD of Shriram Transport Finance Company said he is seeing signs of sluggishness in demand. However, he doesn’t see much pressure on net interest margins.

  • Fuel price hike can tow CV industry down: Shriram Transport

    The commercial vehicle industry has had good run for the last two years, however, R Shridhar, MD of Shriram Transport Finance Company says that “interest rate hikes and upcoming fuel price rise will bring the sluggish down trend in this industry.”

  • Shriram Transport Finance plans launch of 60 auto malls

    Shriram Transport Finance Company has rolled out the country's first automall last week. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, R Shridhar, MD, Shriram Transport Finance Company gave his perspective on the company's latest venture.

  • Will move to up minimum capital ratio to 15% hurt NBFC's?

    Most of the NBFC’s that are listed, will fall under the new rule set out by the RBI of keeping 15% of their risk weight assets in the form of capital. TT Srinivasaraghavan, of Sundaram Finance says that while his company’s capital adequacy is already crossing 15%, he finds the central bank’s directive disappointing.

  • Don't see any pressure on NIMs ahead: Shriram Transport

    Shriram Transport Finance Corporation came out with its results. The revenues were up 19.2% at Rs 1375.6 crore versus Rs 1154.5 crore.

  • HUL may hike prices to combat rising input costs

    FMCG giant Hindustan Unilever came out with a disappointing set of numbers. CNBC-TV18's Mitra Joshi and Seema Mody report.

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