Anish Diwari · Vicaria Investment Management
directGrowth and quality of NBFC non-MFI book and recovery on MFI account.
we are targeting highly capitalized low leveraged NBFCs. 72.1% of NBFC clients are A rated and above. NBFC MFI segment now only 48 KES, 0.58% of portfolio, net NPA only 7 Ks. Recovery has started, we recovered decent amount in Q3.
Anish Diwari · Vicaria Investment Management
partialOriginal loan amount and provisions for the stressed MFI account.
the pending net NPA is only 7 crores. original loan outstanding should be something around 21 or 22 odd crores. we have provided for certain amount and the pending value left is around 7 to 7 and a half.
Anish Diwari · Vicaria Investment Management
directWhy SMA 1 and 2 pool increased quarter over quarter despite positive trends.
SMA 1 and 2 for this period is around 6.46%. This is basically a seasonality trend. December last year this number was 6.05. Reason being Punjab, Haryana north India agriculture cash flow transition causes temporary SMA boost. We are confident of bringing it back sub 5% by March 31 2026.
Part Kota · Plus 91 Asset Management
directHow are agricultural loans secured and what is the recovery process?
agriculture accounts for 28% of portfolio, not majority. Agriculture is secured by mortgage of land with LTV downward of 50% valued at collector rate. We lend to middle-income group farmers with ticket size 5-25 lakhs.
Krish Mata · Enam Holdings
directOutlook on cost of deposits and CASA sustainability, and NIM improvement path.
cost of deposit reduced from 5.92% to 5.86%. 64% of term deposits are old higher-rate deposits repricing over next three quarters: 23% in Q4 FY26, 46% in Q1 FY27, 27% in Q2 FY27. We expect NIM expansion of 3-5 bps in Q4, 10 bps in Q1, 15 bps in Q2.
Krish Mata · Enam Holdings
partialAbility to maintain yield on advances at 11% given competitive intensity.
MSME grew 42% YoY, LAP grew 18%. We are well placed with outreach and pricing. Yield depends on monetary policy but deposit repricing will auto-correct. We expect NIM improvement in Q4, Q1, Q2.
Shrial Doshi · Aquarius Securities
partialProduct mix in new geographies and customer profile in Rajasthan.
In Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, J&K we see higher traction in MSME and mortgage. Rajasthan is too early to comment on customer segment; we are in sanitization period. Business loan and LAP will give good outcomes.
Shrial Doshi · Aquarius Securities
directLoan book mix target by FY29 and ROA trajectory to 1.5-1.6%.
We intend to maintain agriculture, housing, LAP, business loan at 75-80% of portfolio. For ROA, from current 1.3% (excl exceptional), we aim for 1.4% in FY27 with 5 bps improvement each quarter, and 1.6% by FY29.
Gorav Purohit · Systematics Group
directEconomics of partnership model and credit cost increase this quarter.
Partnership is FLG driven with variable linked to portfolio quality. It will be P&L positive. Credit cost for quarter is 0.2%, same as last year Q2. We intend to keep it range bound between 0.15 to 0.25.
Gorav Purohit · Systematics Group
partialBenefit from yield side due to agri mix and deposit repricing.
Agri book will give some benefit but leader will be deposit cost. Q4 will see directional NIM change, Q1 we can see 10 bps upliftment. 63% high cost deposits repricing over next three quarters.
Chin Nema · Preient Capital
directGross NPA on agri and MFI books, and health of agri book.
Agri gross NPA around 4.7%, MFI around 23-28%. Agri book growth subdued due to floods; we are cautious. Slippages in agri are 50% of overall but recovery strategy keeps it controlled. Yield on agri is 12.62% vs overall 11%.
Vun Dubet · Share India Securities
directTerm deposit rate reduction and cost-to-income ratio outlook.
We offer around 7% for one-year, 7.1% highest. We cut 60 bps over last 9 months from 7.6% to 7%. In Q3 we reduced by 15-20 bps. Cost-to-income at 60.9% is optimal; Q4 will be similar levels, declining trend over medium term.