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Revenue
₹234.5 Cr
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Revenue YoY
15%
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EBITDA
Pending
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Source
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Aavas Financiers reported a solid Q4 FY26 with net profit of ₹1.82B (+18% YoY) and revenue of ₹234.5B (+15% YoY). Disbursements grew 11% to ₹67.8B, while AUM crossed ₹200B. Asset quality improved sharply with GNPA at 1.05% (down 14bps QoQ) and 1+ DPD at 3.17% (down 63bps QoQ). NIM expanded 44bps sequentially to 8.45%, supported by spread improvement and risk-adjusted pricing. The company added 31 branches, focusing on high-potential states like Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and UP. Management guided for 20%+ AUM growth and reiterated credit cost below 25bps. Key risk: competitive pressure and yield compression from repo rate cuts could pressure NIMs if risk-adjusted pricing initiatives lag.
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Guidance to track
- Management targets consistent 20%+ AUM growth to outperform industry, driven by sharper execution and geographic expansion.
- Management reiterated guidance to keep credit costs under 25bps on a sustainable basis, supported by strong underwriting.
- CFO guided that opex to AUM ratio will trend below 3% as balance sheet doubles, driven by operating leverage.
- Management expressed confidence in maintaining spread above 5% through risk-adjusted pricing and stable cost of funds.
Risks flagged
- Sequential yield decline of 15bps due to PLR cut; further rate cuts could pressure NIMs if risk-adjusted pricing doesn't offset.
- Analyst raised concern about bigger HFCs entering Aavas' zip codes; management acknowledged competition but downplayed impact.
- CRO noted potential indirect impact on customer profiles (e.g., travel, energy-related); monitoring but no visible effect yet.
- Number of loans disbursed remained flat YoY despite increased branches and employees, indicating productivity challenges.
Key quotes
- Increase of yield by no manner suggests increase of risk.
- We are not going to get into more riskier segments. We continue to maintain our guidance on credit costs.
- Our aspiration clearly is to consistently deliver 20% plus AUM growth largely to outperform industry.
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