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CreditAccess Grameen posted a strong quarter with sharp profit growth, though management flagged emerging drought-related stress in Maharashtra
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- NII growth
- 28 percent
- Operating profit growth
- around 40 percent
- PAT
- 502 crore rupees
- AUM growth
- around 20 percent
- NIM sequential expansion
- 70 basis points
Heard on business television between 08:34:02 - 08:37:02 IST.
- NII grew 28%, operating profit rose around 40%, and PAT rose more than four times to around 502 crore rupees; AUM grew around 20%.
- NIM expanded around 70 basis points sequentially to around 15%.
- Management raised FY27 NIM guidance to 14.4-14.7% and ROA guidance to 5.2-5.8%.
- GNPA improved to around 1.79%, though credit cost rose sequentially.
- Management flagged drought-related stress in six districts of Maharashtra with borrowers seeking repayment extensions, cautioned credit cost could rise in Q3 but retained full-year guidance of 3-4%; proposed IRDAI regulation could impact ROA by 25-30 basis points.
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