1. At a Glance
Aryaman Financial Services Ltd is like that cousin who quietly ran a coaching class for years, and suddenly bought a Mercedes. Incorporated in 1994, the company does everything from merchant banking, M&A matchmaking, structured finance jugaad to managing IPO circus tents. With a ₹1,252 Cr market cap, 182% 1-year stock return, and promoters holding a tight 63.9%, Aryaman is no longer just arranging marriages between corporates and capital—it has become the groom everyone wants.
2. Introduction
When you hear “merchant banker,” you imagine a bunch of consultants in three-piece suits clicking photos at an IPO bell-ringing ceremony. Aryaman, however, is that background operator—quiet, flexible, but suddenly posting 174% profit growth like a cricketer who was on the bench and then smashed a T20 century.
From raising money for startups to hand-holding promoters through PE deals, Aryaman has built itself into a Swiss Army knife of financial services. The stock’s wild 182% 1-year return means Dalal Street is suddenly paying attention.
But hold your horses. Revenues are growing, yes (99% TTM), profits too (84% TTM), but sales growth over 5 years is a laughable 4.7%. Basically, Aryaman has gone from “sleeping beauty” to “hyperactive toddler” in a very short time. The question is—can it sustain this sugar rush?
3. Business Model (WTF Do They Even Do?)
Think of Aryaman as a wedding planner for corporates. Don’t know how to raise money? IPO. Need a second serving? FPO. Want to dilute equity without saying “loan”? Rights issue.
Their key services:
- Fund Raising:IPOs, FPOs, Rights Issues – they were behind Bikaji’s listing, among others.
- M&A Advisory:Buy-side, sell-side, and open offers. Basically Tinder for corporates.
- Private Equity:Finding those PE uncles and aunties to fund your business expansion.
- Structured Finance:Jugaadu loans and promoter funding packages.
- Corporate Finance Advisory:Handling mergers, ESOP structuring, and certifications like a CA on steroids.
Through its subs, it also runs a PMS and broking business (Escorp AM), and Aryaman Capital Markets handles big equity placement action.
Revenue mix FY23:
- Stock-in-trade sales: 78%
- Fee & commission: 12%
- Investments &
- dividends: 6%
- Fixed deposit interest: 4%
Basically, they make more from trading than advisory—consultants who moonlight as traders. Classic desi style.
4. Financials Overview
Quarterly Snapshot
Metric | Jun 2025 | Jun 2024 | Mar 2025 | YoY % | QoQ % |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Revenue | ₹28.8 Cr | ₹11.0 Cr | ₹39.0 Cr | 162% | -26% |
EBITDA | ₹15.0 Cr | ₹7.0 Cr | ₹11.0 Cr | 114% | 36% |
PAT | ₹10.0 Cr | ₹3.6 Cr | ₹13.0 Cr | 174% | -23% |
EPS (₹) | 8.20 | 3.14 | 6.83 | 161% | 20% |
Annualised EPS = ₹8.20 × 4 = ₹32.8P/E = CMP ₹1,022 / EPS 32.8 ≈31x.
That’s rich, but hey, when did valuation ever stop a bull run?
5. Valuation (Fair Value Range Only)
- P/E Method:Industry PE ~23. EPS ~₹32.8 → FV range = ₹750–₹900.
- EV/EBITDA:EV ~₹1,180 Cr. EBITDA TTM ~₹66 Cr. EV/EBITDA = ~18x. Sector trades ~15x → FV = ₹900–₹1,000.
- DCF (quick & dirty):Assume 15% profit growth for 5 years, discount @12%. FV ≈ ₹950–₹1,100.
👉Fair Value Range: ₹750–₹1,100Disclaimer: Educational purposes only, not investment advice.
6. What’s Cooking – News, Triggers, Drama
- IPO Pipeline:Aryaman is known for midcap/smallcap IPOs. Any revival in SME IPOs = direct revenue boost.
- Subsidiary Push:Escorp AM doing PMS + broking. With retail investors rushing in, brokerage income could explode.
- M&A Activity:Indian promoters are suddenly shopping abroad. Aryaman could get juicy mandates.
- Buzz:Market is