Aptus Value Housing Finance India
Q2 PAT ₹267 Cr (+18% YoY), but NBFC stress is rising: collection efficiency fell to 98.35% and credit costs were raised. Management reiterates 22% FY27 growth despite a Q3 slowdown.
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Q2 PAT ₹267 Cr (+18% YoY), but NBFC stress is rising: collection efficiency fell to 98.35% and credit costs were raised. Management reiterates 22% FY27 growth despite a Q3 slowdown.
Q2 PAT ₹267 Cr (+18% YoY), but NBFC stress is rising: collection efficiency fell to 98.35% and credit costs were raised. Management reiterates 22% FY27 growth despite a Q3 slowdown.
Reiterates 22% AUM growth for FY27; Q3 to moderate, Q4 recovery expected; credit cost guidance raised 5–10 bps.
Aptus Housing reports robust 21% AUM growth but faces a sudden 20 bps rise in Stage 2 assets, blamed on temporary end-of-quarter collection slippages in the NBFC book.
Aptus demonstrated strong Q4 FY26 resilience with record disbursements and industry-leading 21.2% ROE, despite temporary moderation during a strategic shift toward higher ticket sizes.
Aptus maintains steady 25% AUM growth with sector-leading ROA (7.73%), though stagnant disbursement growth (15%) and geographic concentration in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu remain key constraints.
Aptus reported strong Q4 FY26 results with AUM growing 21% YoY to ₹13,107 Cr and PAT up 26% to ₹261 Cr. Focus remains on self-employed borrowers in Tier II-IV cities.
Aptus Value Housing Finance reported strong Q4 FY26 performance with AUM at ₹13,107 Cr, driven by record quarterly disbursements and a focus on self-employed borrowers in Tier II/III/IV cities.
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