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View Promises →360 One Wam delivered a strong FY26 with total revenue of ₹3,144 crore (+18.6% YoY) and PAT of ₹1,225 crore (+20.7% YoY), driven by robust net flows of ₹55,875 crore (organic +36%) and ARR revenue growth of 34.5%.
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360 One Wam delivered a strong FY26 with total revenue of ₹3,144 crore (+18.6% YoY) and PAT of ₹1,225 crore (+20.7% YoY), driven by robust net flows of ₹55,875 crore (organic +36%) and ARR revenue growth of 34.5%. The wealth and asset management flywheel is gaining traction, with UHNI franchise contributing 12-15% opening AUM net flows annually. Management guided for 20-25% AUM growth and 15-25% PAT growth in wealth, while targeting cost-to-income improvement from ~50% to 46-48% over 2-3 years. Key risks include execution on scaling relationship managers from 200 to 330 and potential attrition in a competitive talent market.
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View Promises →Execution risk in scaling relationship managers
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Read Transcript →Total annualized recurring revenue AUM grew 26% year-on-year to ₹3.12 lakh crore.
Organic net flows excluding acquisition-related outflows rose 36% to ₹35,199 crore.
Overall ARR revenue retention was 78 bps, with wealth at 76 bps and asset management at 83 bps.
Transaction and broking revenue for Q4 was ₹230 crore, up 53.7% YoY, partly due to BNK consolidation.
Management expects wealth management AUM to grow 20-25% per year, driven by 12-15% opening AUM net flows and 10-14% market-to-market gains.
Wealth management profit after tax is expected to grow 15-25% annually over the next 3-4 years.
Management revised the sustainable quarterly transaction brokerage revenue run-rate from ₹125-130 crore to ₹160-180 crore, with potential to reach ₹200 crore.
Overall cost-to-income ratio, currently ~50%, is targeted to improve to 46-48% over the next 2-3 years through operational leverage.
Management expects to achieve PAT of ₹1,800-2,100 crore in three years (by FY28), implying a 22-24% CAGR from the ₹1,000 crore base in FY25.
Management expects to grow AUM by 22-24% annually, with net flows of 10-12% of opening AUM and 9-10% market appreciation.
The HNI (Reserve) business, currently at ₹3,000+ crore AUM, is expected to reach breakeven within the next 3-6 months.
Scaling senior RMs from ~200 to 330 over 12-18 months is challenging; attrition and competition for talent could slow progress.
Management acknowledged 2-4% annual attrition risk; loss of top performers could impact client relationships and flows.
Company received a tax demand of ₹336 crore; while management believes it has strong grounds to appeal, an adverse outcome could impact earnings.
The company experienced attrition of 22-23 relationship managers in key locations, though new hires have offset the losses. Continued talent poaching could impact client relationships and flows.
Carry income is recognized conservatively and can be lumpy; a slowdown in fund exits or market corrections could reduce carry contributions below the assumed 20-25 bps.
ET Money's monetization model is still being discovered, and the HNI business is scaling cautiously. Delays in achieving scale could pressure cost-to-income targets.
Management expects wealth management AUM to grow 20-25% per year, driven by 12-15% opening AUM net flows and 10-14% market-to-market gains.
Scaling senior RMs from ~200 to 330 over 12-18 months is challenging; attrition and competition for talent could slow progress.
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