Capri Global Capital on Monday, January 19, announced the resignation of Monu Ratra as Chief Executive Officer, with effect from January 19, 2026, marking a senior management change at the non-banking financial company. The company informed stock exchanges that Ratra, who was appointed CEO in October 2025, has stepped down to pursue an entrepreneurial path, with his last working day set as January 31, 2026.Earlier this month, the company said it was targeting a gold loan asset base of ₹20 crore per branch in FY27, underlining its focus on expanding secured lending at the branch level. Management has also raised profit guidance, with profit now expected at around ₹900 crore in the current financial year and ₹1,300 crore in the next financial year, reflecting confidence in business momentum.
Mumbai-based Capri Global has further emphasised growth in the gold loan segment, aiming to leverage strong demand from rural and semi-urban markets. The company expects to close the current year with gold loan AUM of about ₹17 crore per branch. Rajesh Sharma, MD at Capri Global, said, “We have added more branches, from 835 branches, another 165 branches will complete addition by end of January. By the end of January, we intend to operate 1,000 branches of gold loan alone. This expansion will help grow our overall portfolio as well as the gold loan AUM.”
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Shares of Capri Global Capital closed at ₹177.50 on the NSE, down ₹2.15 or 1.20% for the day.
