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Aham Housing Finance bags Rs 30 Cr from Negen Capital

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  1. Chennai-based Aham Housing Finance has secured Rs 30 crore in a new funding round from Negen Capital.
  2. The company operates through a network of 20 branches and plans to use the funding to expand its field network and automate its operations organization-wide.
  3. Aham Housing Finance primarily provides loans ranging from Rs 10 to 15 lakh for self-constructed homes, targeting families with three to four members living in metro city outskirts and Tier II and III cities.
  4. The company specializes in serving the informal market segment and sets itself apart by employing proprietary underwriting tools to onboard customers with limited credit history but predictable behavior.
  5. This funding reflects the growing interest in the affordable housing finance sector, with an emphasis on supporting individuals and families in achieving homeownership.

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