The June 2026 quarter saw the promoter group's shareholding increase by 4.97% through open-market purchases.
The continued rise in promoter ownership, from around 26% in FY19 to its current level of 46.72%, reflects sustained confidence in the company's long-term business strategy and execution.
Alongside the stake increase, the company reiterated its three-year roadmap to double AUM, total income and PAT, supported by an AI-led lending model, expansion of its distribution network, disciplined underwriting, strong asset quality, and diversification of funding sources to lower its cost of capital.
Santanu Agarwal, deputy managing director, Paisalo Digital, said: 'The increase in promoter shareholding to 46.72%, including an addition of 4.97% during the quarter, is a strong reflection of our long-term confidence in Paisalo's growth journey.
We are building a scalable, AI-led and risk-disciplined lending franchise for Bharat ' anchored on responsible growth, technology-led underwriting, deep distribution, strong governance and pristine asset quality.'
In a separate filing, Paisalo Digital informed that its Promoter group entity Equilibrated Venture Cflow has released the pledge on 90 lakh equity shares of Paisalo Digital, representing 0.99% of the company's equity capital.
The pledge release follows the repayment of an existing loan availed by the promoter entity from Bajaj Financial Securities Limited and has been disclosed in accordance with SEBI's promoter encumbrance regulations.
Following the transaction, the number of shares pledged by Equilibrated Venture Cflow declined from 6.41 crore shares (7.05% of the company's equity capital) to 5.51 crore shares (6.06% of the company's equity capital).
Paisalo Digital is a non-banking finance company (NBFC) that provides small-ticket income generation loans to financially underserved segments in India.
The company had reported 56.04% increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 72.23 crore on a 34.65% rise in revenue to Rs 260.92 crore in Q4 FY26 over Q4 FY25.
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