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SBICAPS supports SEARCH in Gadchiroli with essential medical equipment

SBICAPS has supported Maa Danteshwari Hospital in collaboration with Society for Education, Action and Research in Community Health (SEARCH, Gadchiroli)...

SBICAPS supports SEARCH in Gadchiroli with essential medical equipment. Infographic showing Deal Summary: Issue Size ₹15,512 Cr, Issue Price ₹326, Issue Period Oct 6-8, 2025. Subscription Details: Overall 1.96x, QIB 3.41x, NII 2.00x, Retail 1.12x. Company Highlights: Third largest diversified NBFC in India with INR 2,334 billion total gross loans. SBICAPS raised ~INR 4.0 Lakh Cr for clients since April 2020.

Deal Summary: Issue Size: ₹15,512 Cr. Issue Price: ₹326. Issue Period: Oct 6 – Oct 8, 2025.

Subscription Details: Overall: 1.96 times, QIB: 3.41 times, NII: 2.00 times, Retail: 1.12 times.

Company Highlights: Tata Capital is the flagship financial services company of the Tata group with a legacy of over 150 years; third largest diversified NBFC in India with Total Gross Loans of INR 2,334 billion as of June 30, 2025; comprehensive suite of 25+ lending products serving over 7.3 million customers.

Market Position: SBICAPS continues to dominate Indian Equity Capital Markets space, raising ~INR 4.0 Lakh Cr. for its clients since April 2020.

SBICAPS has supported Maa Danteshwari Hospital in collaboration with Society for Education, Action and Research in Community Health (SEARCH, Gadchiroli) with essential medical equipment like Aqua therapy setup, X-ray machines (traditional and portable), blood bag storage refrigerator, Microdebrider, etc. that will transform healthcare access for tribal communities across 2,500 villages. Through this CSR initiative, we aim to bridge the healthcare gap in one of Maharashtra’s most underserved regions by delivering free and quality healthcare facilities to over 12,00,000 individuals. Each piece of equipment is a step toward inclusive, dignified, and impactful care. Together, we’re enabling access, dignity, and hope. SBICAPS officials visited the hospital on 26th and 27th June and interacted with the staff and beneficiaries.

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