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Past NCD Details

Name of IssuerOpening DateClosing DateRatingTenor (in months)Issue Size (Rs in crs.)StatusAllotment Status
EDELWEISS FINANCIAL SERVICES LIMITED 08/06/2026 12/06/2026 Crisil A+/ Stable 24, 36, 60,120 up to Rs.300 Crs ISSUE CLOSED
MUTHOOT MERCANTILE LIMITED 29/05/2026 11/06/2026 Crisil BBB+/Stable 400 Days, 24M , 36M , 75M up to Rs.150 Crs ISSUE CLOSED
KOSAMATTAM FINANCE LIMITED 18/05/2026 25/05/2026 IND A/Stable 24,36,42,50,60,84 up to Rs.300 Crs ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
Muthoot Fincorp Limited 24/04/2026 08/05/2026 “Crisil AA-/Positive” by Crisil and BWR AA/Stable” by Brickwork 24, 36, 60, 72 Months Rs. 600 crores ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
Capri Global Capital Limited 15/04/2026 28/04/2026 “ACUITE AA | Stable” and “IVR AA/ Positive” 24, 36, 60,120 up to Rs.500 Crs ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
Muthoot Fincorp Limited 13/03/2026 23/03/2026 “Crisil AA-/Positive” 24, 36, 60, 72 up to Rs.600 Crs ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
Edelweiss Financial Services Ltd 02/03/2026 16/03/2026 Crisil A+/ Stable 24, 36, 60,120 Rs.350 Crs ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
IIFL FINANCE LIMITED 17/02/2026 04/03/2026 CRISIL AA/Stable & BWR AA+/Stable 24, 36 ,60 Rs. 2000 Cr ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
NASHIK MUNICIPAL CORPORATION 25/02/2026 02/03/2026 Provisional CRISIL AA+/Stable’ 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 year Total Issue Size Upto Rs 200 Crore (including Gree ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
ICL FINCORP LIMITED 05/02/2026 18/02/2026 “Crisil BBB-/Stable 13,24,36,60,72 UP TO Rs.5,00,000 THOUSAND ISSUE CLOSED CLICK HERE
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STEP 1

Go to the Public Issue NCD tab.

STEP 2

Look for the ongoing issue's form and click on "Invest now"..

STEP 3

Enter your PAN and click on the "Apply Now" button.

STEP 4

Choose the scheme you want and enter the investment amount.

What is an NCD (Non-Convertible Debenture)?

A Non-Convertible Debenture (NCD) is a fixed-income investment instrument issued by companies to raise funds from investors. Unlike convertible debentures, NCDs cannot be converted into equity shares of the issuing company and are instead repaid with a fixed interest rate over a defined period.

NCDs are popular among investors seeking stable returns and lower-risk investments compared to equities. They come in both secured and unsecured forms, offering periodic interest payouts and principal repayment at maturity.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Clear answers to the most common questions we receive.

NCD offers fixed returns at predetermined interest rates, making them attractive for investors seeking stable income. They are less volatile than equities and can provide regular payouts through monthly, quarterly, or annual interest options.

In an NCD investment, investors lend money to a company for a fixed period in return for regular interest payouts and principal repayment at maturity. NCDs are listed on stock exchanges, allowing investors to buy or sell NCDs before maturity.

A secured NCD is backed by the company’s assets, offering added safety in case of default. An unsecured NCD, however, does not have asset backing and carries higher risk but may offer higher NCD interest rates as compensation to investors.

Investors can apply for NCD (Non-Convertible Debenture) issues online through their demat account or net banking platforms using ASBA (Application Supported by Blocked Amount). You can also explore and apply for upcoming NCD issues conveniently through trusted financial platforms like rrfinance.com, which provides detailed NCD information, issue dates, ratings, and a simple online application process for seamless investing

Before making any NCD investment, investors should analyze the issuer’s credit rating, interest rate, repayment history, and tenure. A higher-rated NCD indicates lower credit risk. Always read the NCD prospectus for detailed terms and conditions.

Interest earned from NCD investments is taxable under the “Income from Other Sources” category. Short-term and long-term capital gains tax may apply if NCDs are sold on the exchange before maturity. The tax rate depends on your holding period and income slab.

Once the NCD issue closes, the company allots debentures based on subscription levels. Investors can check NCD allotment status on the registrar’s website using their PAN, application number, or demat details. Allotted NCDs are credited directly to the demat account.

Yes, NCDs can be sold before maturity if they are listed on the stock exchange. This provides liquidity to investors who want to exit early. However, the NCD market price may vary based on interest rate movements and credit ratings.

SEBI Registration No: NSE Cash: INB231219636 | SEBI Registration No: NSE Derivative: INF231219636 | SEBI Registration No: BSE Cash: INB011219632 | SEBI Registration No: MCX-SX: INE261219636 | SEBI Registration No: NSE Currency: INE231219636 | SEBI Registration No: USE: INE271219631 | SEBI Registration No: CDSL: IN-DP-CDSL-3242005 | NCDEX Membership No: 00635 | MCX Membership No: 28850 | NSEL Membership No: 10650 | RBI Registration No: NBFC: N-14.03215 | IRDA Registration Number : CB-066/03 | AMFI Registration No : ARN -0032| SEBI Registration No: Merchant Banker: INM000007508

* Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read the scheme information and other related documents carefully before investing.