India Finsec Ltd (IFINSEC) — promoter pledge

Pledged promoter shares first appear in India Finsec Ltd's Mar 2023 filing, covering 5.5% of promoter holding. The 84.2% pledged in Jun 2026 is the highest level on record. A year earlier, in Jun 2025, the figure was 71.2%. A pledge is reported in 11 of the 48 quarters of promoter shareholding data Solomo holds for this company, including each of the last 9.

7 members of the promoter group report pledged shares in Jun 2026: GOPAL (15.54% of the company, 100% of it pledged), Gopal Bansal (13.85% of the company, 99.3% of it pledged), Ganga Devi Bansal (7.24% of the company, 82.3% of it pledged) and 4 others.

Ranked by share of promoter holding pledged, India Finsec Ltd is #47 of the 563 listed Indian companies whose latest quarterly filing reports any pledged promoter shares.

A promoter pledge means a promoter has put their own shares up as collateral, usually against a loan. It is legal and common, and SEBI requires it to be disclosed every quarter in the shareholding pattern. It matters to other shareholders because a sharp fall in the share price can trigger a margin call: if the promoter cannot top up the collateral, the lender can invoke the pledge and sell those shares in the open market, which adds selling pressure to an already falling price and, at high pledge levels, can change who controls the company. The percentage on its own is not a verdict — the level, the direction of travel and what the borrowing funded all matter.