L&T Finance buys NBFC FamilyCredit for Rs 120 cr
The acquisition will consolidate L&T Finance's presence in auto financing business in India as FamilyCredit Ltd is a non-banking finance company with presence across two-wheeler and auto-financing

L&T Finance Holdings Ltd today said it has acquired FamilyCredit Ltd, an auto finance company, from its French parent for Rs 120 crore.
In a filing to the BSE, L&T Finance Holdings said, "It entered into definitive agreements with France's Societe Generale Consumer Finance on October 19, for the acquisition of 100 percent of FamilyCredit Ltd (FCL), a well established NBFC with presence across two-wheeler and auto financing."
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The consideration to be paid to complete the acquisition is Rs 120 crore, it said.
The transaction is subject to regulatory approvals, the statement added.
Y M Deosthalee, Chairman & Managing Director of LTFH, said, "The business synergises well with our existing retail financing business and provides opportunity for us to further expand our product offering in the consumer finance domain."
The acquisition will consolidate LTFH's presence in auto financing business in India, it said.
As of June 30, FCL had loan book size of Rs 1,287 crore of which two-wheeler financing constituted 53 per cent and car financing 35 per cent.
It has 53 branches across 16 states in India and presence in more than 1,400 dealer outlets with a customer base in excess of 400,000.
Shares of L&T Finance were trading higher by 0.46 per cent at Rs 54.30 on the BSE at 1145 hrs.
PTI

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