Purple Finance Limited · BSE:PURPLEFIN

Purple Finance — Investor Presentation (May 2026)

24 slides from Purple Finance's investor presentation, May 26, 2026

  1. Slide 1: BSE Regulation 30 Intimation Cover Letter

    Ref: PFL/ BSE/2026-27/21 May 26, 2026 To, BSE Limited The Corporate Relationship Department P.J. Towers, 1st Floor, Dalal Street, Mumbai – 400 001 Equity Debt Scrip Code 544191 977452 977715 977718 977748 Scrip ID PURPLEFIN 1225PFL28 1250PFL31 PFL06426 12PFL28 Sub: Intimation under Regulation 30 and

  2. Slide 2: Ahead Together

    Ahead Together Digitally Enabled Secured Lender for MSMEs

  3. Slide 3: Our Company

    Our Company Four like-minded professionals came together with a singular mission: build a large, enduring institution for India's underserved MSME segment. Founded 1993 Retail Lending Three decades of institutional legacy MSME retail lending launched in 2022 Listed 150+ Years BSE Limited in 2024 Cum

  4. Slide 4: Founders

    Founders Amitabh Chaturvedi Rajeev Deoras Sabyasachi Rath Souvik Dasgupta Founder & Executive Chairman Co-Founder & President Co-Founder, ED & CEO Co-Founder & Deputy CEO 30+ years of experience. BFSI 37+ years in Corporate Banking, 27+ years across the full credit 23+ years in secured lending, vete

  5. Slide 5: MSME Market: Immensely Large

    MSME Market: Immensely Large 96% of MSMEs have annual revenue under ₹1 Cr. Micro Small Medium Up to INR 5 Cr annual revenue INR 5–75 Cr annual revenue INR 75–250 Cr annual revenue 63.4M 43.6M 14M Total MSMEs Trade & Services Retail Outlets Across India (MSME Ministry, 2024) MSMEs in trade and servic

  6. Slide 6: Unbanked MSME Market: A Compelling Investment Opportunity

    Unbanked MSME Market: A Compelling Investment Opportunity India's MSME credit gap represents one of the most attractive fintech opportunities in emerging markets. Despite government interventions, the small and medium enterprise segment remains chronically underserved. Credit demand will drive a mat

  7. Slide 7: Our Vision & Mission

    Our Vision & Mission Become a Small Finance Bank Drive Impact Through ESG-Led Practices Aspire to grow into a small finance bank serving India's underserved Embed environmental, social, and governance principles into every MSME segment at scale. aspect of our operations and lending decisions. Build

  8. Slide 8: Board of Directors

    Board of Directors Amitabh Chaturvedi Sabyasachi Rath Ajay Kumar Pandey Rajan Bhat Founder & Executive Chairman Co-Founder, Executive Director & CEO Non-Executive Director (Independent) Non-Executive Director (Independent) Distinct entrepreneurial style, leadership of Seasoned financial services pro

  9. Slide 9: Leadership Team

    Leadership Team Rajeev Deoras Sabyasachi Rath Souvik Dasgupta Co-Founder & President Co-founder, Executive Director & Co-Founder & Deputy CEO CEO Meghana Lale Vinay Patel Saurabh Lall Chief Financial Officer Head of Operations Head of Credit Gunjan Mishra Browne Asim Padhi Prashant Pandey Head of Hu

  10. Slide 10: Our Current Presence

    Our Current Presence Gujarat Ahmedabad | Himmatnagar | Palanpur | Jetpur | Bayad | Rajkot | Botad | Jamnagar Maharashtra Mumbai HO | Nashik | Kalyan | Yeola | Virar | Sangamner | Bhandara | Wani | Nagpur | Palghar | Gondia | Shrirampur | Hinganghat | Panvel | Umred UTTAR Madhya Pradesh RAJASTHAN UTT

  11. Slide 11: Secured MSME Loans

    Secured MSME Loans Who we target Product features Selection methodology A micro & small enterprise Loan up to Rs. 30 Lakh Declared Income Assessment 01 Annual turnover does not exceed Rs 5 Financial Statement and ITR etc. Cr ROI 18% to 24% Sector agnostic Surrogate Assessment 02 Bank Balances, Credi

  12. Slide 12: Key Pillars of Purple Execution

    3 Key Pillars of Purple Execution 01 02 03 Differentiated strategy Tech-as-an-enabler Strong risk & governance to enter the market and operate for lean and agile operations for sustainability and profitability • Single product & focused • Clear go /no go decision in < 5 • High caliber board hours ge

  13. Slide 13: Digital End-to-End — But With High Touch

    Digital End-to-End — But With High Touch Branch Straight- Fraud Paperless Sourcing Through Containment Disburse Branch presence builds trust. Technology drives speed. Together, they deliver a seamless, secure lending experience. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd. Private and Confidential

  14. Slide 14: Industry First: Soft Approval in Under 5 Hours

    Industry First: Soft Approval in Under 5 Hours On-boarding Verification Result Transparent & seamless Multi bureau & Financial score No GO digitally assisted journey check GO OTP based KYC Digital property due diligence Deviation (PAN, Aadhar, DL, utility bills) Minimal data entry, OCR tech for Onli

  15. Slide 15: Technology Partners

    Technology Partners Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd.

  16. Slide 16: Journey So Far

    Journey So Far From first loan in October 2022 to 11,500+ lives impacted — Purple Finance's rapid growth story. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd.

  17. Slide 17: Current Traction: 11,500+ Lives Impacted

    Current Traction: 11,500+ Lives Impacted ₹281Cr ₹255Cr Disbursements AUM Total disbursements since inception Current assets under management 4300+ 1.48% Customers Gross NPA Active borrowers, all with women as borrower or co-borrower Strong asset quality maintained from day one First Loan Footprint 1

  18. Slide 18: Customer Profile

    Customer Profile Real borrowers. Real impact. Purple Finance serves the entrepreneurs who power India's economy — from kirana stores to dairy and farmers. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd.

  19. Slide 19: Who Our Customers Are

    Who Our Customers Are Customer Profile at a Glance • Micro enterprises with turnover up to ₹40 lakh • 100% have women as borrower or co-borrower • Sector agnostic — trade, manufacturing, services • Primary markets: tier-3 and tier-4 cities • First-time or underserved formal credit borrowers Purple F

  20. Slide 20: Customer Impact: Yearly Income Grew from ₹4.2L to ₹9.6L

    Customer Impact: Yearly Income Grew from ₹4.2L to ₹9.6L Before Funding After Our Funding Annual income more than doubled — from ₹4.2 lakh to ₹9.6 lakh per annum Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd. Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd.

  21. Slide 21: Case Study I: Canteen & Tiffin Centre

    Case Study I: Canteen & Tiffin Centre The Story A canteen and tiffin centre operator — serving hundreds of daily customers — needed working capital to scale operations but had no documented income history. Purple Finance applied alternate data and liquid income assessment, enabling a secured loan ag

  22. Slide 22: Case Study II: Hotel & Kirana Store

    Case Study II: Hotel & Kirana Store Samir Rambhau Padvale started his journey with a small Chinese food center in Palghar. While the business was running steadily, he always dreamed of expanding his source of income by opening a kirana store alongside his existing shop. In November, he received a bu

  23. Slide 23: Case Study II: Cattle Business

    Case Study II: Cattle Business Devideen Verma, a cattle farmer from Lucknow, aimed to expand his cattle farming business and availed a loan of ₹9.80 lakhs. Before the financial support, he owned 9 - 10 cattle, which has now grown to 43 cattle post expansion. With the scale-up of operations, his inco

  24. Slide 24: Thank You

    Thank You Trust, technology, and social impact — together, we move forward. Meghana Lale Website CFO — Purple Finance www.purplefinance.in [email protected] [email protected] Private and Confidential | Purple Finance Ltd.

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