Finshore Management Services Opens Hyderabad Office to Strengthen Presence in South India

Finshore Managed 55 SME IPOs

Finshore Management Services Ltd., a SEBI-registered Category I Merchant Banker, formally inaugurated its new branch in Hyderabad, Telangana, further expanding its national footprint and reinforcing its commitment to India’s capital-market ecosystem. The inaugural ceremony was held at the firm’s new office in Kavuri Hills, Madhapur, in the presence of clients, partners and distinguished guests from the financial community.

Celebrating over 10+ years of merchant banking operations, Finshore has successfully managed over 55 SME IPOs and several Rights Issues for Mainboard-listed companies, along with Open Offers, Buybacks and Valuation Services for both domestic and international clients, earning recognition for its integrity, efficiency and client-centric approach.

The decision to establish a branch in Hyderabad comes as part of Finshore’s strategic expansion into Southern India, where Hyderabad hosts over 39,800 SME companies, representing one of the fastest-growing entrepreneurial ecosystems in the country. With Hyderabad emerging as a major financial hub, the new branch will serve as a catalyst for regional businesses aspiring to enter India’s capital markets.

Mr. Ramakrishna Iyengar, Promoter and Director of Finshore Management Services, said, “Hyderabad is an important hub for entrepreneurial growth and investment. This new branch enables Finshore to serve the southern market more effectively while continuing to uphold our values of governance, integrity and long-term value creation.”

Mr. SK Kumar, Director and Strategic Advisor – South India, brings over 28 years of experience in financial services, governance and capital structuring and will lead the firm’s initiatives and relationships across the southern region.

Mr. SK Kumar said: “Hyderabad’s growth story reflects India’s entrepreneurial energy and financial resilience. With thousands of emerging SMEs across the region, our goal is to provide them with structured access to capital, governance support and long-term value creation through the capital markets.”