Shriram Finance shares reached a record high of Rs 1,009, driven by a significant investment from Japan's MUFG Bank, which acquired a 20% stake for $4.4 billion. This deal, MUFG's largest in India, along with a credit rating upgrade, has boosted investor confidence. Analysts from Nomura and Citi have raised their target prices, citing strengthened capital, improved leverage, and potential operational value from MUFG's involvement. The stock has seen substantial gains throughout 2025 and early 2026.