UGRO Capital Aims to Cut Borrowing Costs by FY27

UGRO Capital is like that friend who always pays a little extra! Their borrowing costs are 1.25% higher than others, and they want to fix that by FY27. They've grown their assets from ₹3,000 crore to ₹15,000 crore, but that growth comes with a price. They're hoping for lower demand for liabilities to negotiate better rates and keep things smooth with banks and investors.