Gil Dagaria · Equia Securities
directProfile of investors in the 4% EAA placement
All the investors are our limited partners in our funds who have invested with us over the years. So there are HNI investors, family offices. We had a cap of about 40 crores per head. We had about 40-45 investors in total.
Gil Dagaria · Equia Securities
partialTimeline for IPO and further placement rounds
We don't intend to do anything besides the IPO. We'll wait for a couple of months for things to stabilize. In the next three four months I expect the global situation to stabilize and for us to be able to do the IPO. So maybe July August.
Gil Dagaria · Equia Securities
partialTimeline for Neo Carile transaction and positive shifts
The only thing awaiting is RBI approval. If we filed in February, usually RBI approvals take 3 to 4 months. So somewhere between May June we should get the approval. All other approvals are in place.
Siddeshadikari · PL Capital
directAI-driven product innovation and differentiation at Zuno
We have been focusing more on auto insurance. With the kind of data and AI available this business has a lot of possibilities for innovation. You can do a lot of innovation in pricing, claims settlement within 3 hours. We have large teams doing agentic AIs.
Siddeshadikari · PL Capital
directLong-term opportunity in SIF and product expansion plans
SIF is a new asset class. It's a very hybrid product. We are pretty bullish on that. We have already launched the first product. We should launch our second product in the next few weeks. We are looking at couple of other products also.
Show Sharma · HDFC Securities
directDifferentiation in retail assets vs private credit, mutual fund yields, SIP book, and Ind AS forbearance
On insurance, yes we have asked for forbearance. SIP book is now more than 600 crores. PAT yield level is about six basis points, aspiration to go to 10 basis point by 2030. Real asset has become higher than private credit because private credit we have not raised a big fund in last 3-4 years.
Challenges in fundraising from foreign investors and FBA targets
We don't have lot of challenges from global investors on products with higher yield (16-18% rupee yield). For performing credit (13-14%), foreign investors are slightly worried about rupee effect. We are looking at offering a hedge in US dollars.
Drivers of MSME disbursement growth and earnings trajectory
We hired a new MD Ajay Kurana in April 2025. We grew disbursements 3x to about 1,000 crores this year. We expect to do between 1,700 to 2,000 cr disbursements in coming year. Profitability is maybe 18 months to 2 years away. In two years time to get to a 10% ROE.
Rajes Ganesh Kumar · JM Financial
directCost-to-income target in mutual fund and near-term equity AUM growth
Our aspiration in mutual fund equity AUM is to grow at 20% plus. Cost income ratio we are in the 60s now, eventually a good cost income ratio should be 45 to 50%. We should get there in the next 2-3 years.
Rajes Ganesh Kumar · JM Financial
directDifferentiation of Edelweiss InvIT from other infra InvITs
We want our InvIT to be a growth InvIT, keep adding assets. We have a strong operating team. Ours is a transportation InvIT, which can do airports, ports, cable cars. That gives more optionality on higher yielding assets.
Sujil Jane · Walford PMS
directImpact of March bearish market on business segments and PBT
Very hard to put an impact but I would say overall March would have impacted about maybe 40-50 crores on a consolidated basis. Across all the businesses maybe a 40-50 cr impact would have come.
Sedat Sha · Individual Investor
directReason for cost growth outpacing revenue and use of stake sale proceeds
This year a little bit of uptick in cost is because we expanded the international sales team and local sales team. On debt, the fact that we are flat itself means that interest has come from stake sale. We expect 2.5 to 3,000 crores of cash flow realization this year.