KOGTA FINANCIAL (INDIA) LIMITED
Sumit Gagrani is an accomplished finance professional with extensive experience in corporate finance and treasury management. Currently serving as Chief Manager at KOGTA FINANCIAL (INDIA) LIMITED since October 2020, Sumit has held progressive roles including Manager and Associate Manager in corporate finance. Prior to this, Sumit worked as Deputy Manager in Finance and Accounting at Signature Global and as a Senior Financial Analyst at Televisory, focusing on financial and operational analysis. Sumit's early career includes experience as an Article Assistant at Mundhra Rathi & Associates, Chartered Accountants. Educational qualifications include a Chartered Accountant designation from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and a Bachelor of Commerce degree from S.S. Jain Subodh P.G. College, Jaipur.
KOGTA FINANCIAL (INDIA) LIMITED
Kogta Financial (I) Ltd is a retail focused Non Banking Finance Company with more than 25 years of experience in Asset Finance Business (AFCs). We are a progressive fast-growing retail-focussed, Non Banking Finance Company (NBFC). Incorporated in 1996 by a team of dynamic entrepreneurs - Shri Banwari Lal Kogta, Shri Bal Mukund Kogta, and Shri Radha Krishan Kogta, we are currently steered by the next-generation meritocratic leaders including Arun Kogta (MD & CEO), Varun Kogta (ED & CFO) and Nayan Kogta (COO). For over 25 years, we have garnered deep experience in the asset finance business. We offer loans for the purchase of commercial vehicles, four-wheelers, tractor and disburse Loan Against Property (LAP), and Secured Business Loans to the SME/MSME segment. We have grown on the foundations of dedicated customer service, fair business practices, efficient, safe, and trusted financial policies and have serviced loans to over 100,000+ customers. Based out of Jaipur, we have a network of 150+ branches across the states of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi (NCR), and Punjab. Our diverse borrower profile includes farmers, small road transporters, taxi operators, first time borrowers, people from weaker sections of society, small scale industry entrepreneurs, small mining operators and retail traders, among others.