📅 Quarter Ended: 30 June 2025
✅ 24% YoY AUM Growth to ₹1.2 Lakh Cr despite intense competition and a moderating real estate environment.
✅ PAT grew 21% YoY to ₹583 Cr.
✅ Asset quality remained pristine – GNPA: 0.30%, NNPA: 0.13%.
✅ Cost of Funds fell to 7.7%, improving interest margins.
✅ ROA steady at 2.3%, while ROE moderated to 11.6% due to capital raise in FY25.
✅ E-agreement penetration reached 93%, digital onboarding 88% – highlighting strong tech adoption.
Disbursement Growth: 22% YoY to ₹14,651 Cr
AUM Composition:
Home Loans: 55.8%
Loan Against Property: 20.4%
Developer Finance: 11.9%
Lease Rental Discounting: 10.5%
Borrowing Mix: 53% Money Market, 37% Banks, 10% NHB
Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR): 211% vs required 100%
CRAR: 26.94% (Regulatory Min: 15%)
Near-Term (Q2–Q3 FY26):
Competitive intensity to remain high; margins may remain flat.
Credit cost expected to stay below 20 bps due to low GNPA.
Long-Term (FY27–FY30):
Digital initiatives to enhance scale and reduce opex.
Market share gains expected in affordable housing and LRD segment.
Strong parentage from Bajaj Finserv ensures funding access and governance.
Positives:
✔️ Strong asset quality and underwriting
✔️ Robust digital footprint and scalable systems
✔️ High growth in AUM with profitability intact
✔️ Part of trusted Bajaj ecosystem
Risks:
⚠️ Margin pressure from competition
⚠️ Real estate demand moderation
⚠️ Rising bond yields may impact cost of funds
📌 Investment View: Cautiously Optimistic for long-term. Monitor growth momentum and credit cost in next 2–3 quarters.
This analysis is provided solely for informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice. Investors should perform their own due diligence before making investment decisions.