Capital Trust’s stock is trading at RS 37.50, up by 0.97 points or 2.66% from its previous close of RS 36.53 on the BSE.

The stock opened at RS 36.50 and touched an intraday high of RS 38.30 and a low of RS 36.50, with a total of 3,747 shares traded so far.

Belonging to the BSE Group ‘B’, the company’s stock with a face value of RS 10 has registered a 52-week high of RS 140.94 (on 03-Oct-2024) and a 52-week low of RS 36.50 (on 01-Oct-2025). In the past week, it has fluctuated between RS 44.60 and RS 36.50. The firm’s current market capitalization stands at RS 63.79 crore.

As per shareholding data, promoters hold 54.13%, while institutions and non-institutions hold 16.65% and 29.22%, respectively.

In a major business expansion, Capital Trust has launched its first dedicated gold loan branch in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh, marking its formal entry into the secured lending segment. The company aims to build a strong secured lending portfolio with gold loans, primarily targeting customers in urban and semi-urban regions seeking reliable and convenient credit options.

This diversification into secured lending is expected to strengthen Capital Trust’s business model, balance its lending mix, and enhance long-term growth prospects.

Capital Trust is primarily engaged in the business of microfinance and insurance.