Oman India Fund sells Capital Small Finance Bank shares worth ₹37 crore

Oman India Joint Investment Fund II (OIJIF II), a private equity investment firm promoted by the sovereign wealth fund of the Sultanate of Oman and State Bank of India, sold a 3.65% stake in Capital Small Finance Bank through a block deal on the National Stock Exchange on Tuesday.The fund offloaded 1.36 million shares at ₹270 apiece, taking the transaction value to approximately ₹36.79 crore.

Lyptus Punch-Card Fund emerged as the buyer in the transaction, acquiring the entire stake sold by OIJIF II.
The deal was executed at a discount to Capital Small Finance Bank’s closing price of ₹273.05 on the NSE. Shares of the lender ended Tuesday’s session nearly 2% higher.The transaction comes after Capital Small Finance Bank reported a net profit of ₹40.08 crore for the quarter ended March 2026. The bank’s total income for the quarter stood at ₹299 crore.
Capital Small Finance Bank, headquartered in Jalandhar, is among India’s small finance banks focused on retail and MSME lending. The latest block deal marks a partial stake sale by one of its institutional investors.Q4FY26 results

The firm reported a steady set of March quarter numbers, with earnings growth supported by improving asset quality and a gradual uptick in margins.

The lender also flagged strong traction in its MSME portfolio, which continues to underpin its growth strategy.

Net profit for the quarter rose 17% year-on-year to ₹40 crore, compared with ₹34 crore a year ago. Net interest income (NII) also grew at a similar pace, rising 17% to ₹121 crore from ₹103 crore.

Shares of Capital Small Finance Bank rose 1.79% to close at ₹273 on the NSE on Tuesday.

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