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Jio Financial Services reported a strong Q3 FY26 with consolidated total income doubling YoY to INR 901 crore, driven by robust growth across lending, payments, and asset management. The lending subsidiary Jio Credit saw AUM surge 4.5x YoY to INR 19,049 crore, with gross disbursements of INR 8,615 crore. Jio Payments Bank achieved a 10x YoY increase in total income to INR 61 crore, while Jio BlackRock AMC reached INR 15,000 crore AUM and crossed 1 million retail customers. Net income from business operations rose 320% YoY to INR 386 crore, now constituting 55% of total net income, signaling a shift to core operational profitability. PAT declined 8.8% YoY to INR 269 crore due to higher expenses and lower associate income. Management emphasized continued investment in AI and distribution expansion. Key risk: rising competition in lending and payments could pressure margins.
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Guidance to track
- Management stated that as organic lending scales, the share of direct assignment as a percentage of total loan book will decline going forward.
- Management indicated that the payments bank is in a sustained growth phase and pursuing an accelerated path to profitability.
- Over the next few quarters, the company will continue to expand its digital platform by integrating more digital-first third-party products.
Risks flagged
- Increased competition from other NBFCs and fintechs could pressure margins and growth rates in lending and payment solutions.
- Total expenses grew significantly YoY (from INR 119 crore to INR 547 crore) due to business scaling, which could weigh on profitability if not managed.
- While core operations are scaling, the company still relies on treasury income to fund growth, which may be volatile.
Key quotes
- The progressively rising share of net income from business operations, which stood only at 20% in Q3 FY 2025, indicates that we have reached an inflection point where our core operations have become the primary driver of our financial performance.
- Our vision for the future is ambitious, yet it remains anchored in robust risk and regulatory guardrails.
- Jio Payments Bank is now clearly in a sustained growth phase and pursuing an accelerated path to profitability.
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