SGFIN Q3 FY26 earnings call.
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SG Finserve delivered an all-time high loan book of 3,210 crore as of Q3 FY26 end (December 31, 2025), up 12% QoQ, with PAT of 32 crore for the quarter and 85 crore for 9MFY26, representing 49% YoY PAT growth. The company maintains its supply chain financing core (70% of AUM), zero NPA track record, and conservative 2x leverage with ~1,100 crore equity base. New CEO Vin Gupta succeeded Sorab Dhan and faces scrutiny over downward-revised FY30 guidance (7,500 crore AUM vs. prior 10,000 crore target), attributed to RBI license disruption and new management transition. The board approved exploration of 4 new subsidiaries (ARC, AIF, insurance broking, fintech) but management repeatedly reassured investors these are "drawing board" ideas with zero investment planned for 2-3 years. Multiple analysts questioned the coherence of guidance and diversification strategy, with management acknowledging communication improvements needed. Risk: guidance credibility erosion from repeated revisions, and potential asset quality deterioration if aggressive growth is pursued.
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Guidance to track
- Company targets 20% CAGR loan book growth to reach 7,500 crore AUM by March 2030, adding approximately 1,000 crore annually from current 3,500 crore base. This represents a downgrade from prior 10,000 crore target.
- Management targets 30% PAT CAGR to achieve 500 crore profit after tax by FY30, translating to ~5% ROA and ~15% ROE, compared to current ~4.4% ROA and ~10.5% ROA.
- Existing equity of ~1,100 crore plus pending warrant conversion of 388 crore (at 450 rupees) expected by March 2026 will strengthen balance sheet to ~1,500 crore.
- Despite board approval of exploration into ARC, AIF, insurance broking, and fintech subsidiaries, management explicitly stated zero investment or hiring planned in these areas for next 2-3 years while focusing on core supply chain business.
Risks flagged
- Analysts Sukrit Deep Patil, Sangeita Purusham, Punit Mittal, and Akillesh Kumar all questioned guidance credibility. Management acknowledged need for improved communication.
- Board approval of 4 new subsidiaries (ARC, AIF, insurance broking, fintech) totaling ~400 crore investment created confusion among investors. Multiple participants challenged why a monoline supply chain financier is exploring disparate businesses when core market remains underserved.
- New CEO Vin Gupta has been in role for ~2 months. Management explicitly stated new team needs time to settle, and guidance was conservatively set to avoid pressure on new leadership. This creates uncertainty around execution capabilities.
- When asked for incremental cost of borrowing and yield metrics for analytical purposes, CFO declined citing competitive sensitivity as a dual-rated NBFC. This limits investors' ability to assess margin sustainability.
Key quotes
- We have achieved all-time high loan book of 3,210 crore as of 31st December, registering a quarter and quarter growth of 12%. At the same time our profitability perspective profit after tax for Q3 stand at 32 crore reflecting a quarter-on-quarter growth of 15%.
- For us, what matters to us more than growth is uh no accident. Okay. No NPA. So if we grow loan book faster than what we have guided for without any NPA, we will go aggressive next year.
- Fair enough. We'll be more prudent and we'll improve ourselves promise from our side.
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