Since its inception in 2014, Aye has raised equity funding of more than Rs 690 crore (US$ 97.89 million), the company said in a statement.
“Difficult times are a true test of a good lender and we have already started showing significant improvements in customer repayments in the past months. Our loans are underwritten with cluster insights and this continues to assure good repayment behaviour in our portfolio,” Mr Sanjay Sharma, Managing Director at Aye Finance, said.
“This equity investment will further add to liquidity that will enable us to emerge strong from the COVID crisis and continue to benefit millions of micro-enterprises across India,” he added.
So far, Aye has disbursed Rs 3,000 crore (US$ 425.59 million). The lender offers mortgage, hypothecation, and term loan services to micro enterprises.
“We first invested in Aye in 2016 and over the years we have seen them grow into an institution with strong focus on impact and scalability. The relevance of Aye in the post-COVID economy in serving the financing needs of micro businesses is significant,” said Mr Kartik Srivatsa, Managing Partner of LGT Lightstone Aspada.
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