Nifty Share Price News, Mumbai, 14 March 2026: Since the Indian stock market (NSE and BSE) is closed on Saturday, 14 March 2026, the latest updates on IFCI Limited‘s share price are based on the previous trading day (Friday, 13 March 2026). The last traded price (LTP) of IFCI on NSE was ₹57.41, showing a rise of 6.41% (₹3.46). The day’s opening was ₹55.00, the high was ₹59.83 and the low was ₹55.00. The previous day’s closing price was ₹53.95. The session ended with high trading volume (1,461.47 lakh shares) and trades worth ₹845.90 crore. The VWAP was ₹57.88.
A similar trend was seen on the BSE as well. The share closed between ₹57.18 and ₹57.21, noting an increase of up to 5.83%. The 52-week high was ₹74.50 (29 May 2025) and the low was ₹36.20 (7 April 2025). Since the market was closed, there were no new changes today.
Loan status of IFCI Limited (as of 14 March 2026)
The company has significantly reduced its debt. As of September 2025 (latest available quarterly data), total debt stands at ₹3,572 crore. Previously, in 2014, this debt was ₹21,033 crore. The company shows steady progress in reducing debt. The debt-equity ratio has improved and there are also positive changes in net worth. In the December 2025 (Q3 FY26) quarter, the company made a profit of ₹6.13 crore (last year there was a loss of ₹58.96 crore). Revenue increased to ₹298.80 crore. The ability to pay interest on debt has improved.
Return for investors:
IFCI’s shares have given investors a good return.
- 1-year return: 41%
- 3-year return: 76%
- 5-year return: 31%
- 10-year return: 9%
TTM (Trailing Twelve Months) profit increased by 2386%. However, sales growth remained negative (-3% TTM). ROE was 3% last year. With the government holding at 72.57%, the company has stayed stable. For long-term investors, profit growth and debt reduction are positive signs.
Other news related to IFCI Limited
On 13 March, IFCI shares rose by 6 to 11% mainly due to rumours about an NSE IPO. While there was talk in the market about an NSE IPO, IFCI shares hit an intraday high of ₹59.84. Positive response was also seen due to Q3 FY26 results – profit and revenue growth attracted investors.
The company held a board meeting on 29 January 2026, where the financial results for December 2025 were approved. Other news included the renewal of the annual maintenance contract and announcements of management changes. In early March 2026, there was a dip in the shares (₹55.62 low on 2 March), but the NSE IPO talk brought the prices back up.
Conclusion
Currently, there is an uptrend in IFCI shares. With the reduction in debt, improvement in profits, and government support, the outlook is positive for the future. Investors should make decisions keeping in mind the market risks. Since the market is closed on 14 March 2026, new updates will be available on the next trading day (17 March).
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