# Tata Capital business loans

> Tata Capital is on Recur Club's lender panel, writing domestic factoring, dropline overdraft, finance lease and 9 other products. Observed tickets run ₹3 cr to ₹15 cr, priced between 10.5% and 12%. Median turnaround from application to disbursal is about 49 days.

Source: https://www.recurclub.com/lenders/tata-capital
Last updated: 2026-09-29

## Products and indicative terms

Observed on live transactions. Not an offer or a quote.

| Product | Ticket | Rate | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic Factoring | ₹3 cr | 10.5% | 12 mo |
| Secured Term Loan | ₹4–15 cr | 11–12% | 18–48 mo |
| Sales Invoice Discounting | - | - | - |
| Working Capital Demand Loan | - | - | - |

Also offered, with no terms observed yet: Dropline Overdraft, Finance Lease, Loan Against Property, Loan Against Securities, Operating Lease, Overdraft / Cash Credit, Purchase Invoice Discounting, Unsecured Business Loan.

## Eligibility - TATA CAPITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED

### Will not fund

- No real estate
- Loss making doesn't want to do, not even for factoring.
- Proposal was rejected at local level owing to unsettled defaults in the name of Mr Mohan Kumar Jha (Promoter Director of Devout Nord I Limited); default is with PNB.
- Declined last-mile electricity distribution business — requires strong connects with authorities and carries very high risk of the business getting stalled.
- Met this borrower in the past and did not progress as we were not okay on the financials and did not get good feedback
- Declined the deal outright: 'We will have to give it a pass, the expectations are too fine' after earlier saying it could not take the deal ahead on the mentioned commercial & security terms.
- Company will not provide a corporate guarantee from Opulence Cowo Pvt. Ltd., as it is a separate legal entity with distinct shareholding and management
- Trader profile companies cannot be funded, even for leasing.
- Shares are not acceptable as collateral, per internal list.
- Pari-passu charge on current assets is not acceptable as collateral — no hard/exclusive collateral means deal can't proceed.
- Cannot do unsecured deals, i.e. deals with no hard asset as collateral.
- Tata Capital unable to provide an unsecured deal for this client; confirmed prior proposed terms are the best they can offer
- Only a charge on vehicles as security will not work, based on their experience with Blusmart
- Not looking at NBFC deals right now
- Won't do unsecured
- Not keen to pursue the Spark deal
- Not comfortable with sector and business model
- Not keen on the industry
- Not looking at NBFCs at all currently
- Not comfortable - low scale
- Factoring not possible
- EBITDA negative companies they are not keen for
- With 50% cash collateral only, it won't fly in the system
- TATA not comfortable taking an unsecured exposure for the deal

### Prefers

- Prefers manufacturing/seller-or-buyer good profile; would ideally avoid trader profile given exporters exposed to recent tariffs
- Okay with services companies and distribution models (e.g. Rashi, Microsoft)
- Most limits are factoring with limited recourse; supplier insurance evaluated case-by-case
- Security deposit % required is slightly lower for Factoring and Leasing products
- Can do reverse factoring and purchase invoice discounting/inventory funding but not very bullish on it
- …more in playbook
- Promoter personal guarantee (personal guarantee) was a concern in this deal
- Prefers manufacturing/seller-or-buyer good profile; would ideally avoid trader profile given exporters exposed to recent tariffs
- Okay with services companies and distribution models (e.g. Rashi, Microsoft)
- Most limits are factoring with limited recourse; supplier insurance evaluated case-by-case
- Security deposit % required is slightly lower for Factoring and Leasing products
- Can do reverse factoring and purchase invoice discounting/inventory funding but not very bullish on it
- Not very keen on Agri and EV sectors
- Leasing team wants to be aggressive on IT assets and car leasing
- Factoring also seen as having growth scope
- Auto ancillaries and steel are key focus sectors
- Cautious on chemicals, textiles and manpower management sectors unless done via factoring
- Prefers secured deals backed by hard collateral.
- Wants profitable companies.

### Screening gates and observed behaviour

- Borrower: CIBIL ≥650 · Delhi (varies by product)
- Financials: TOL/adjusted tangible net worth ≤5 · debt/EBITDA ≤4 (cohort ≈0.9×) · debt/networth ≤4 (cohort ≈0.8×) · DSCR ≥1
- Deal: rate 10–18% (range across products — see matrix) · ticket ₹3–1000cr · tenure 12–60mo (range across products — see matrix)
- Security (observed): Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (100%) · 1st/pari-passu charge on current assets (58%) · 1st charge on P&M (50%)
- median ticket ₹10cr
- median rate 13%
- median turnaround 49d
- Security asked in : FD margin 20–30% (×9), Fixed Deposit <5% (×8), FD margin 5–10% (×8), FD margin 10–15% (×8)
- Security asked in : Personal Guarantee Of Promoters/Directors (×30), 1st/pari-passu charge on current assets (×23), FD margin 10–15% (×19), Escrow Of Cashflows (×15)
- Security asked in 2026: Personal Guarantee Of Promoters / Directors / Property Owner (×26), 1st/pari-passu charge on current assets (×15), 1st charge on P&M (×13), Escrow Of Cashflows (×12)
- share → in-principle approval (initial interest): ≈14d
- in-principle approval → sanction (underwriting): ≈16d
- sanction → disburse (closing): ≈8d

## Eligibility - TATA CAPITAL LIMITED

### Prefers

- Category B scrips can be funded at the same % as category A, but requires approval
- Maintains an approved list of ≈3000 scrips categorized into A, B and C
- Pricing for single scrips starts at 10-10.25%, otherwise better
- Maintains an approved list of ≈3000 scrips categorized into A, B and C
- Maximum loan amount of 40cr
- Subharaman manages the south region for loan against shares and securities
- Pricing for single scrips starts at 10-10.25%, otherwise better
- Usually funds 40% of portfolio value for a single scrip in category A

### Screening gates and observed behaviour

- Borrower: CIBIL ≥650
- Financials: TOL/adjusted tangible net worth ≤5 · debt/EBITDA ≤4 · debt/networth ≤4 · DSCR ≥1
- Deal: rate 9.2–13% · ticket ₹3–40cr
- Security (observed): share pledge ≤51% (100%)
- Security asked in 2026: share pledge ≤51% (×1)
- share → in-principle approval (initial interest): ≈1d
- in-principle approval → sanction (underwriting): ≈0d

## Sanctioned terms (from 85 real sanction letters)

### Sanctioned amount: median ₹2 cr (₹12L–₹332 cr) · NEW ×17 · RENEWAL ×12

- median ₹2 cr (₹12L–₹332 cr) · NEW ×17 · RENEWAL ×12

### Typical security: Fixed Deposit ×11, Movable Fixed Assets ×3, Debt Mutual Fund ×3, Fixed Deposit / Debt Mutual Fund ×3, Stocks and Receivables ×2, Immovable Property (Land) ×2

- Fixed Deposit ×11, Movable Fixed Assets ×3, Debt Mutual Fund ×3, Fixed Deposit / Debt Mutual Fund ×3, Stocks and Receivables ×2, Immovable Property (Land) ×2

### Typical covenants: - Other standing covenants — 49% of letters (e.g. "Non-adherence of financial covenants of sanction letter attracts an additional one-time charge of Rs.20,000/- per Financial Year.")

- Other standing covenants — 49% of letters (e.g. "Non-adherence of financial covenants of sanction letter attracts an additional one-time charge of Rs.20,000/- per Financial Year.")

### Term sheet by ticket size: (facilities, largest first)

- (facilities, largest first)

## Sanctioned terms (from 67 real sanction letters)

### Sanctioned amount: median ₹1.1 cr (₹12L–₹332 cr) · NEW ×10 · RENEWAL ×7

- median ₹1.1 cr (₹12L–₹332 cr) · NEW ×10 · RENEWAL ×7

### Typical security: Fixed Deposit ×6, Movable Fixed Assets ×3, Immovable Property (Land) ×2, FD/MF ×2, Cheque ×2, Residential Property (Mortgage) ×1

- Fixed Deposit ×6, Movable Fixed Assets ×3, Immovable Property (Land) ×2, FD/MF ×2, Cheque ×2, Residential Property (Mortgage) ×1

### Typical covenants: - Other standing covenants — 40% of letters (e.g. "Non-adherence of financial covenants of sanction letter attracts an additional one-time charge of Rs.20,000/- per Financial Year.")

- Other standing covenants — 40% of letters (e.g. "Non-adherence of financial covenants of sanction letter attracts an additional one-time charge of Rs.20,000/- per Financial Year.")

### Term sheet by ticket size: (facilities, largest first)

- (facilities, largest first)

## Common questions

### What does Tata Capital lend?

Tata Capital writes domestic factoring, dropline overdraft, finance lease, loan against property, loan against securities, operating lease and 6 further products. Across those, observed facilities run ₹3 cr to ₹15 cr.

### What ticket size does Tata Capital offer?

Facilities observed on live transactions run from ₹3 cr to ₹15 cr. The band differs by product, so the figure that applies to you depends on which facility you are asking for.

### What rate does Tata Capital charge?

Rates observed on live transactions fall between 10.5% and 12% a year. Tenures run 12 to 48 months. These are observed figures, not a quote, and the rate you are offered depends on your file.

### How long does Tata Capital take to disburse?

About 49 days from application to disbursal at the median, where the file is complete. Missing financials, unresolved security or a pending no-objection from an existing lender are what usually stretch it.

### What are Tata Capital's eligibility criteria?

The first screen is the bureau: a borrower CIBIL of at least 650. Revenue, leverage and debt-service thresholds apply on top and vary by product. The full credit box for each product is set out on this page.

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Lender intelligence dossier - screening gates, per-product terms and sanction observations, derived from lender policy documents and observed transactions. Figures are observed from a sample and are not an offer, a commitment, or a statement of Tata Capital's current policy.
