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SK Finance is a non-deposit-taking NBFC-Middle Layer registered with the Reserve Bank of India. Its core business is financing used vehicles, and it requires substantial capital to originate and hold loans. The Company’s operations primarily involve lending to mid-to-low-income retail customers in rural and semi-urban areas of India. The DRHP identifies these customers as susceptible to adverse economic conditions and flags non-payment or default risk and the ability to recover vehicle collateral as key operating considerations. SK Finance relies on vehicle collateral in its defaulted vehicle-financing loans. The business is regulated by RBI and subject to periodic RBI inspections; the company notes that non-compliance with inspection observations could lead to penalties or restrictions. Its DRHP states that proposed fresh-issue proceeds would augment capital for onward lending and support general corporate purposes. This describes an asset-backed credit business rather than deposit taking.
About this company
SK Finance Limited is a Jaipur-headquartered non-deposit-taking, middle-layer Non-Banking Financial Company (NBFC-ML) incorporated in 1994 and founded by Rajendra Kumar Setia. The company operates across two retail lending verticals: vehicle financing, weighted heavily toward used commercial vehicles, cars, tractors and two-wheelers, and MSME financing for self-employed and underbanked borrowers in rural and semi-urban India. It runs a branch-led, on-ground sourcing model spanning several states and a union territory, supported by direct sales teams and channel partners. SK Finance is frequently tracked as an unlisted name because it has filed for a public issue and received regulatory approval, drawing investor attention ahead of a potential listing. Its equity shares currently trade in the private, over-the-counter unlisted market rather than on a stock exchange. As with all unlisted and pre-IPO securities, these shares carry higher risk and materially lower liquidity than listed equities, and indicative prices can vary widely between intermediaries. This page is for information only and does not constitute investment advice.
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COMMON QUESTIONS.
Is SK Finance Limited listed on the stock exchange?+
No. As of 2 September 2026, SK Finance Limited is an unlisted company whose shares trade over-the-counter; it would list only if and when it completes an IPO.
What is the SK Finance Limited unlisted share price?+
As of 2 September 2026, the indicative unlisted share price of SK Finance Limited is ₹745 per share. This is an over-the-counter reference price, not a stock-exchange quote.
What indicative minimum amount is displayed for SK Finance Limited unlisted shares?+
The displayed unit count is 15 share(s); at the indicative price of about ₹745, the displayed amount is approximately ₹11,175. This is a display convention, not evidence of inventory, an order minimum or a quote.
What is the ISIN of SK Finance Limited?+
The recorded ISIN of SK Finance Limited is INE124N01039. An ISIN is a 12-character security identifier. Verify it against the issuer and the relevant depository record before using it for any transfer or documentation.
Is trading in SK Finance Limited unlisted shares legal in India?+
Unlisted shares can be transferred off-market in India, but the legal, tax and compliance position depends on the security, parties, documents and current rules. Verify the intermediary, issuer restrictions and applicable requirements before proceeding.
Is there a lock-in period for unlisted shares?+
A post-listing lock-in may apply under the rules in force at the time. The period and any exemptions can depend on the holder and acquisition, so check the current regulation and the issuer's offer documents rather than relying on a generic period.
Do you guarantee returns?+
No. Unlisted shares carry higher risk and lower liquidity than listed shares. Returns depend on company performance, market conditions and future listing outcomes. This is information only, not investment advice.