Aditya Birla Capital Invests ₹300 Crore in Housing Finance

Bhumika Jain
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Highlights
  • ₹300 crore investment in Aditya Birla Housing Finance to support growth.
  • Ownership in the subsidiary remains unchanged at 100%.
  • ₹100 crore was previously invested in the company’s digital finance arm, ABCDL.
  • Strategic moves indicate a focus on financial strength and future expansion.

Aditya Birla Capital Ltd (ABCL) has once again reinforced its commitment to growth by injecting ₹300 crore into its housing finance subsidiary, Aditya Birla Housing Finance Ltd (ABHFL). This investment, made through a rights issue, will help the company strengthen its financial position and improve its leverage ratio.

Even with this fresh capital infusion, ABCL’s ownership in ABHFL remains unchanged at 100%. The transaction was executed at arm’s length, ensuring fair pricing and compliance with financial regulations. The allotment of shares was completed on March 10, 2025, further solidifying ABHFL’s foundation for future growth.

This is not the first time Aditya Birla Capital has made a strategic investment to support its subsidiaries. In November 2024, the company had invested ₹100 crore in Aditya Birla Capital Digital Ltd (ABCDL), its digital finance subsidiary, also through a rights issue. The purpose was to expand digital initiatives within the group and cater to the growing demand for digital financial solutions.

With digital finance playing an increasingly crucial role in the financial services sector, investments in technology and digital platforms are key to staying competitive. The funding for ABCDL was meant to enhance its operations, improve its services, and meet funding requirements as it scales up its digital business.

These investments highlight Aditya Birla Capital’s focus on long-term growth. By strengthening both its housing finance and digital finance divisions, the company is ensuring it remains well-positioned in an evolving financial landscape. The housing finance sector continues to see strong demand, while digital financial services are rapidly expanding.

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