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The all-cash deal adds secured, long-tenure education infrastructure lending to TVS's consumer durables and vehicle finance mix.
Home Credit India, owned by TVS Holdings Ltd, is acquiring school-finance lender Varthana Finance in an all-cash deal worth ₹967 crore.
TVS acquired Home Credit India in 2025, gaining a lending engine focused on short-term, high-yield, unsecured consumer loans such as EMIs on electronics.
Varthana funds infrastructure for affordable private schools and colleges — a segment described as one of the most resilient, low-default niches in Indian lending.
With this deal, TVS's financial portfolio now spans three distinct lending lines: TVS Credit Services Ltd for vehicle and MSME loans, Home Credit India for high-yield consumer durables credit, and Varthana for secured, long-term education infrastructure finance.
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