As per the succession plan, the promoters stake in the Shriram Group, will be owned by its current and future leaders. The Shriram Ownershi...

The Shriram Group is urging Piramal to continue as chairman even if he doesn’t hold any shares, founder R Thyagarajan said by phone.

Shriram Capital is owned by Ajay Piramal-controlled Piramal Enterprises, TPG, South Africa-based Sanlam Group and the Shriram Ownership Tru...

"We are not taking any decision to merge Shriram Transport and Shriram City Union right now."

“Valuation alone was not the cause. Structuring, people, regulators…all equally important.”

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In an exclusive chat with ET Now, Shriram founder R Thyagarajan, IDFC Bank chief Rajiv Lall and Piramal Group's Ajay Piramal talk about the...

A hike in Piramal shareholding could pave way for the merger of Shriram Capital with the financial services business of PEL, creating India...

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Thyagarajan, who virtually run the financial behemoth, has invited Ajay Piramal to join the board of the flagship unlisted company.

The Rs 2,014 crore deal they sealed last week owes itself, more than anything else, to the personal chemistry the two men struck up.

Shriram Capital was valued at Rs 5,000 crore when TPG Capital purchased a 11% stake in 2009, implying an almost 20% rise in valuation if th...

Even in most difficult year, PE funds booked Rs 520 crore in profits from exits in Shriram Group, reports Baiju Kalesh.

The Piramal Group, which has a presence in life sciences and real estate, bought 2.28 crore shares in Shriram Transport Finance at Rs 723 a...

The government also posthumously conferred the Padma Bhushan on superstar Rajesh Khanna and satirist Jaspal Bhatti.

In a decade of managing Shriram Transport, the company has grown from a market capitalisation of Rs 20 crore in 2001 to Rs 12,200 crore.

The additional capital would support credit growth it expects to see in personal finance and small business segments in the coming year.