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The company has geographically diversified asset base with term loans outstanding across 23 states and 4 union territories Q2FY26 performance: IREDA reported strong performance on AUM momentum in Q2FY26, along with normalisation in credit cost supporting profitability. AUM stood at 84,478 crore, registering 30.8% YoY/ 5.7% QoQ growth. NIM improved to 3.72% (up ~12 bps QoQ/~40 bps YoY), supported by 16-bps sequential decline in cost of borrowings to 7.2%. PAT came in at 549 crore, up 42% YoY, driven by robust growth in AUM and higher margins. Post a surge in Q1FY26, GNPA and...
REC reported a soft quarter, with moderating growth and disbursement led by higher repayments (including prepayments) and NPA resolutions, while margin and asset quality were stable.
Power Finance Corporation (PFC)’s 3QFY25 PAT grew ~23% YoY to INR41.5b (in line). NII grew ~13% YoY to ~INR46.9b (in line). Other income grew ~2% YoY to~INR6b, which included dividend income of INR5.9b (PY: INR5b).
NII fell 2.9% YoY to | 563 crore on account of muted credit growth and weak margins. NIMs were down ~29 bps YoY to 2.96% on account of contraction in yields led by higher lending to social housing segment. Muted topline was offset by lower opex, which led operating profit to come in at | 518 crore. GNPA, NNPA came in at 4.33%, 0.57%, respectively, with absolute GNPA at | 3383 crore. The company said two assets in Chhattisgarh and Rajasthan (that got upgraded in Q2FY21) slipped into NPA. Exposure to Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh was at | 91 crore, | 347 crore wherein provision was at | 31...
Surge in advances growth led by housing segment Given massive shortage in housing with ~4.4 crore units in rural and ~1.9 crore in urban areas coupled with the government's push towards housing through various schemes and subsequent infrastructure development enables ample growth opportunity. In Q1FY20, Hudco reported ~55% YoY growth to | 75890 crore, primarily led by ~59% YoY accretion in housing segment (that contributed ~95.7% of advances). Slippages from exposure to private sector remains a concern...
Power Finance Corporation Ltd. (PFC) was incorporated in 1986 - a Schedule-A Navratna CPSE (Central Public Sector Enterprises) and is a leading Non-Banking Financial Corporation in the Country. It is a specialized public financial institution in power sector and is the largest infrastructure finance company in the country by net worth. It is incorporated to finance, facilitate, invest and promote India's integrated development of the power and associated sectors. PFC's product portfolio comprises of financial products and services mainly to power projects like project term loans, short term loans, equipment lease financing, discounting of bills and consultancy services. It has also initiated financing of projects based on renewable energy...
Asset quality continued to remain under pressure as Gross non-performing assets (NPA) ratio increased by 97 bps QoQ to 8.1% in Q1FY19. However, RECL had to make incremental provisions of Rs5,800cr under IND-AS, consequently, provision coverage ratio (PCR) improved by 2685 bps QoQ to 47.4%. It also helped the company to improve Net NPA ratio by 141 bps sequentially to 4.3%. The company also provided Rs1,700cr against standard private exposure which provides further comfort. However, with ~60% of private sector marked as stress assets, we believe that the company's asset quality will improve gradually...
PFC reported a disappointing P&L; performance with Q3 PAT at Rs 16 bn (down 17.7% YoY; our est. Rs 18.6 bn), primarily led by sharp decline in NIM (down 35 bps QoQ at 3.85%).
Q1FY18 was subdued marked by 15 bps QoQ decline in margin to 4.4% and marginal deterioration in asset quality. GNPAs increased ~19 bps QoQ at 2.6% and coverage ratio remained flat at ~34%. PAT was lower than expected at Rs 13 bn (down 8.4% YoY) due to lower NII (down ~9% YoY) and higher provisions.
PFC posted a loss of Rs 34 bn in Q4FY17 on surge in provisions. Provisions rose, as PFC migrated from MoP/GoI approved prudential norms to RBI prudential norms in Q4.
