AUM Growth Target: 16-18% CAGR FY26-31
Total franchise AUM to compound at 16-18% over 5 years, requiring wheels business (core mobility) to grow at ~12% and non-wheels new engines to grow at 30%+.
Mahindra and Mahindra · forward-looking guidance across the available source record.
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Total franchise AUM to compound at 16-18% over 5 years, requiring wheels business (core mobility) to grow at ~12% and non-wheels new engines to grow at 30%+.
Management maintains the through-cycle credit cost guidance of 1.3-1.7%, expecting execution to keep FY27 near lower end barring major monsoon/geo-political disruptions.
New engines of growth (SME lending, personal loans on existing franchise, housing) expected to compound at 30%+ to reach meaningful scale contribution within the 5-year plan.
Tier-1 capital at 16.5% (well above regulatory minimum) and debt-equity at 5.8x provide sufficient headroom; management does not anticipate capital raise in near term.
Management reiterated full-year credit cost guidance of 1.7%, citing manageable GS2/GS3 stock and PCR cover of 53%, expecting better execution in H2 despite 2.2% in Q2.
Management expects passenger vehicle industry volume growth of 12% in H2 (vs 4% in H1) due to GST-driven demand, with full-year blended growth of ~8% benefiting Mahindra Finance's 40% PV book.
Tractor industry expected to grow 15% YoY for full year with H2 at 18-20% growth (vs 10% H1), supporting Mahindra Finance's strong tractor franchise.
Management stated intent to reach at least 15% steady-state disbursement growth through current segments (PV, tractor, used vehicles) and accelerate housing finance, up from current lower growth rates.
Management reiterated the parent's stated growth aspiration for the decade (FY21-31) of 16-18% CAGR. Growth levers include 30-40% growth in MSME and mortgage businesses alongside market-rate growth in the wheels business.
First milestone is 15% ROE, to be achieved through ROA expansion (leveraging NIM improvements, operating leverage, and credit cost staying within 1.3-1.7% band) combined with balance sheet leverage approaching 6x.
Management does not expect Q4's 7.5% NIM as the new normal; 7.1% is considered reasonable steady state with 20-30 bps possible improvements from structural fee income growth and treasury efficiency.
Full year credit cost at 1.7% (higher end of range) reflects proactive provisioning including ₹217 crore macro overlay. Management confident in staying within range despite near-term macro headwinds.