Repco Home Finance's AUM growth remain stable at 7% YoY vs 7% YoY (FY25) backed by 22%YoY growth in disbursements. Further, management guided for AUM of Rs.16bn by FY26, and aspires to touch loan book of Rs.250bn by FY28. Disbursements is expected to be Rs.40bn in FY26, with the non-Tamil Nadu states equally contributing to the overall numbers. NIMs remain stable at 5.2% led by decline in cost of funds. Asset quality remain stable during the quarter with GNPA at 3.3% vs 3.3% QoQ backed by higher write offs. NII grew by 10% YoY led by improvement in NIMs. PAT grew by 2% YoY led by lower non-interest income. Thus,...