ESAF Small Finance Bank544020Banking, small finance
ESAF Small Finance Bank reported strong Q2 business growth with deposits up 24% and gross advances up 25% YoY, maintaining asset growth guidance of 22-25%; MD flagged CASA dip as a concern
- Deposit growth YoY
- 24 percent
- Gross advances growth YoY
- 25 percent
- Asset growth guidance
- 22 percent to 25 percent
- Secured book share last year
- 61 percent
- Secured book share now
- 65 percent
Heard on business television between 12:42:32 - 12:45:32 IST.
- Deposits grew 24% year-on-year and gross advances grew 25% year-on-year.
- Company maintained its asset growth guidance of 22% to 25%.
- MD K Paul Thomas said secured book grew from 61% to 65% year-on-year as the bank shifted strategy toward MSME, agri, retail and gold lending after asset quality challenges in microfinance during FY24-25.
- Collection efficiency in the micro loan segment improved to 99%.
- Stock has risen about 90% in six months and 40% over one year; Thomas acknowledged a dip in CASA as a concern flagged by the anchor.
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 5 Oct 2026
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