Development · 27 Oct 2026

Shriram Finance reported a rise in bad loans for the second quarter, flagging stress in the gold-backed lending sector.

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moneycontrol.com26 Oct 2026

Shriram Finance reported a rise in bad loans in its gold loan portfolio in the second quarter.

vccircle.com23 Oct 2026

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