Sammaan Capital said that it would spend shares and warrants on a preferential basis worth £ 8,850 crore to IHC.
The global investment company of Abu Dhabi, IHC, said that it has been an agreement to invest $ 1 billion (£ 8,850 crore) in Sammaan Capital, for a 41.2 percent interest, which marks his access to the financial service sector in India.
Sammaan Capital, (formerly known as Indiabulls Housing Finance), is a listed non-bank financial enterprise (NBFC) that focused primarily on mortgage loans. It works through 220 branches in more than 150 villages and towns, with more than 4,430 employees.
Samman Capital said separately that it would spend the shares and warrants worth £ 8,850 crore to IHC, on a preferential basis. It would spend 33 crore shares on £ 139 and 30.67 crore convertible warrants in two tranches.
IHC, which invests through his affiliated Avenir Investment RSC, would make the shareholders of Sammaan an open offer, after which it would be checked and as a promoter would be classified. Based on the response to the open interest of the open offer, the importance of IHC can go to 63.4 percent.
IHC said that his investment “her conviction in the long -term potential of the financial sector of India and its dedication to expand access to capital, to increase innovative credit solutions and accelerate inclusive growth underlined.”
“India represents a core strategic market for us, and the foundations of long -term growth are mandatory,” said Syed Basar Shueb, CEO of IHC, in the statement.
“We are impressed by the leadership of Sammaan Capital in enabling home ownership and strengthening small companies throughout the country.” The investment in the company “confirms our dedication to supporting Sammaan Capital in its next development phase, including AI acceptance to improve lending and lending solutions, and to a meaningful contribution to the financial ecosystem of India,” he added.
The investment firm said with an increasingly formalized economy and highly regulatory supervision of the reserve Bank of India, NBFCs in India were well positioned to promote financial inclusion and to support the growth momentum of India.
Sammaan’s CEO and MD, Gagan Banga, said that becoming a member of the IHC group would open a new horizon for it.
“A promoter of the caliber of IHC is a game changer. It is a huge comfort for debt providers, rating agencies and clearly the quality of debt capital then goes up considerably,” he said line. “In the longer term, it makes a strong administrative framework possible, which is extremely important,” he added.
He said that Sammaan will be able to use the ecosystem and technology of IHC over time and expand his product portfolio and grographic distribution.
“The first 12 to 18 months we try to tap into the activities in the company, make ourselves more efficient and from that moment the world is ours,” he added.
Published on October 2, 2025
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