Mantra Capital Crosses Rs 1 Bn AUM Milestone
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Mantra Capital Crosses Rs 1 Bn AUM Milestone

Mantra Capital Limited, formerly Savani Financials Limited, has crossed Rs 1 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM), marking a key milestone in its growth journey. The NBFC focuses on empowering entrepreneur-led businesses across general trade and green mobility segments.
The milestone reflects the company’s disciplined execution, strong regional presence, and commitment to improving access to finance for small and emerging entrepreneurs, particularly in South India. Its loan portfolio is centred on income-generating credit solutions that support sustainable livelihoods and encourage the adoption of green mobility.
Commenting on the achievement, Deepa Tracy, Managing Director, Mantra Capital, said the milestone reinforces the company’s belief in thoughtful credit design, strong governance, and a people-first approach to building scalable and responsible growth. She added that the company remains focused on creating a resilient institution that delivers long-term value to stakeholders.
Jatinder Mohan Singh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, Mantra Capital, noted that the achievement reflects the trust of partners, investors, and entrepreneurs. He said the company’s growth has been driven by a clear strategy focused on the right markets, products, and a strong on-ground team supported by data and technology.
Mantra Capital’s expansion continues to be supported by its regionally rooted distribution model, risk-calibrated underwriting, and focus on sectors that enable economic participation and climate-positive outcomes.

Mantra Capital Limited, formerly Savani Financials Limited, has crossed Rs 1 billion in Assets Under Management (AUM), marking a key milestone in its growth journey. The NBFC focuses on empowering entrepreneur-led businesses across general trade and green mobility segments.The milestone reflects the company’s disciplined execution, strong regional presence, and commitment to improving access to finance for small and emerging entrepreneurs, particularly in South India. Its loan portfolio is centred on income-generating credit solutions that support sustainable livelihoods and encourage the adoption of green mobility.Commenting on the achievement, Deepa Tracy, Managing Director, Mantra Capital, said the milestone reinforces the company’s belief in thoughtful credit design, strong governance, and a people-first approach to building scalable and responsible growth. She added that the company remains focused on creating a resilient institution that delivers long-term value to stakeholders.Jatinder Mohan Singh Shah, Chief Executive Officer, Mantra Capital, noted that the achievement reflects the trust of partners, investors, and entrepreneurs. He said the company’s growth has been driven by a clear strategy focused on the right markets, products, and a strong on-ground team supported by data and technology.Mantra Capital’s expansion continues to be supported by its regionally rooted distribution model, risk-calibrated underwriting, and focus on sectors that enable economic participation and climate-positive outcomes.

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