Synopsis: Sammaan Capital’s stock rebounded about 5% after a sharp two-day fall, as investor confidence improved following the company’s clarification that the Supreme Court made no adverse observations and that alleged lending irregularities involved only a former promoter.
This is registered with and regulated by National Housing Bank (NHB) and is engaged in the business of providing home loans and loan against property is now in the spotlight after its company clarified the Supreme Court made no adverse observations about the concerns that happened a few days back.
With market capitalization of Rs. 13,175 cr, the shares of Sammaan Capital Ltd are closed at Rs. 159.05 per share, increasing more than 5% in today’s market session making a high of Rs. 165, from its previous close of Rs. 157.05 per share. The stock, which opened at Rs. 183.15 on November 19, declined sharply by 17.5%, falling to Rs. 151.10 on November 20.
What you should know
Sammaan Capital Limited’s shares rose nearly 5% on November 21, 2025, rebounding from a two-day decline of about 18%. The earlier drop was triggered by concerns surrounding Supreme Court proceedings on November 19 related to alleged irregularities in lending practices connected to a former promoter of the company. Investor sentiment improved after the company issued a clarification addressing these concerns.
In its media statement, Sammaan Capital confirmed that the Supreme Court made no adverse remarks or findings against the firm. It emphasized that the alleged irregularities pertained solely to a former promoter who fully exited the company’s shareholding in 2023. The firm further clarified that no First Information Report (FIR) has been filed against Sammaan Capital and reaffirmed that its current operations remain fully compliant with regulatory norms.
The filing emphasized that no regulatory or statutory authority be it RBI, NHB, SEBI, MCA, SFIO, or investigative agencies like CBI, ED, EOW has uncovered any misconduct by the company. It reaffirmed that there are currently no ongoing investigations linked to the PIL allegations against SCL.
About the company
Sammaan Capital Ltd is a financial services company engaged in providing lending solutions across various customer segments, focusing on transparent processes and responsible credit practices. The firm aims to support individuals and businesses through tailored financial products while maintaining a strong emphasis on customer-centric services and sustainable growth.
The company reports a ROCE of 3.65% and a negative ROE of -8.66%, indicating weak profitability. Its valuation remains low, with the stock trading at just 0.59 times its book value.
Promoter holding of the company stands at 0. FII’s decreased their stake from 24.40% in Q1FY26 to 19.05% in Q2FY26. DII’s rose to 16.83% from 5.96%.
Written by Manideep Appana
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