Daily filing brief

10 Most Important Filings — 25 July 2026

A concise list of today's most consequential exchange filings, selected for relevance and impact.

  1. Davangere Sugar Company Limited5:30 pm IST

    Davangere Sugar approves USD 84,950,000 investment in Aurevant Global Limited using FCCB proceeds

    Investment in Aurevant Global Limited, UK

    • Board approved investment of USD 84,950,000 in Aurevant Global Limited, UK.
    • Acquisition of approximately 62,463,235 new ordinary shares of GBP 1 each.
    • Resulting in 100% equity stake in Aurevant Global Limited.
    • Investment funded from FCCB proceeds as per Offering Circular dated July 3, 2026.
    • Use of proceeds approved under FCCB issuance.
    • Completion expected within 10 days; automatic FEMA route.
    • Aurevant Global Limited incorporated June 4, 2026; UK.
    • Aurevant operates in ethanol and sugar products in UK.
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  2. Dodla Dairy Ltd4:53 pm IST

    Dodla Dairy Q1 FY27 revenue sets record at ₹1,197.9 Cr; board approves ₹11.6 Cr Sids Farm stake

    Financial highlights

    • Q1 FY27 revenue ₹1,197.9 Cr, up 19.0% YoY; QoQ ₹1,074.5 Cr.
    • EBITDA ₹64.9 Cr, margin 5.4%, down from ₹82.5 Cr and 8.2% YoY.
    • PAT ₹40.6 Cr, margin 3.4%, down from ₹62.9 Cr and 6.2% YoY.
    • EPS ₹6.7; down from ₹10.4 YoY.

    Volume and product mix

    • Milk procurement 21.1 LLPD, up 13.0% YoY (highest ever).
    • Milk sales 13.6 LLPD, up 14.5% YoY.
    • VAP sales ₹414.7 Cr, 34.6% of total.
    • Bulk VAPs SMP and butter not present; ₹57.7 in Q1 FY26.
    • Curd volume 642.6 MTPD, up 41.4%.

    Geographies and business segments

    • Africa revenue growth 45.6% YoY; EBITDA ₹24.2 Cr.
    • Orgafeed revenue growth 25.9%; EBITDA margin 10.5%.
    • OSAM: higher prices pressure gross margins; QoQ operating margins improved.

    Strategic investment

    • Board approved ₹11.6 Cr for 2% stake in Sids Farm Pvt Ltd at ₹500 Cr pre-money.

    Outlook and strategy

    • MD notes highest quarterly revenue; expects prices to normalise in Q2.
    • Expansion plan: capacity increase, geographic footprint, wider distribution, higher VAP mix.
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  3. Atlanta Electricals Ltd9:50 pm IST

    Atlanta Electricals Q1 FY27: Revenue up 48% to INR 466.33 cr; record order inflow; margin expansion; export target 15% of revenue in 3 years.

    Financial Performance

    • Q1 FY27 revenue from operations: INR 466.33 crores, up 48% YoY.
    • Gross profit: INR 127.20 crores; gross margin 27.3%.
    • EBITDA: INR 77.10 crores; EBITDA margin 16.5%.
    • PAT: INR 46.84 crores; PAT margin 10%; EPS 6.09.
    • QoQ, revenue declined 37.6%; EBITDA margin fell from ~20% to 16.5%.

    Operating Update

    • Record order inflow: INR 972.42 crores; outstanding order book: INR 3,116.63 crores.
    • Capacity: 63,060 MVA; utilization: 4,381 MVA.
    • Key orders: RVPNL 291.68 crores; PSTCL 285.15 crores; 23x160 MVA 220/66 kV units.
    • Order book: 220 kV >55%; 400 kV ~₹275 crores.

    Market and Mix

    • End-market mix: Transmission & distribution ~66%; Renewable energy ~19%.
    • Vadod Unit 4 approved by Power Grid for 400 kV transformers.
    • 315 MVA transformer order: engineering complete; first unit in two months; tests soon.
    • 400 kV portfolio to contribute meaningfully from next financial year.

    Capex & Projects

    • Inverter duty transformer facility: ~5,000 MVA capacity; commissioning by year-end.
    • Tank and radiator facility capex ~₹180 crores; ₹15–20 crores spent so far.
    • Facility to be built adjacent to Vadod; improves supply chain reliability.
    • Two large capacities totalling ~60,000 MVA to commission in 3–4 months.

    Strategic Development

    • 765 kV tech tie-up expected to close in Q2; first 765 kV product by Ankhi.
    • Royalty arrangements: one-time USD 3–5 million; 2–4% royalty for 3–4 years.

    Guidance & Outlook

    • Export target: 15% of revenue within three years; current export revenue in Q1 was zero.
    • FY27-28 growth target: 40% CAGR with stable margins.
    • Starting FY27, EBITDA margin at 16.50%; long-term target 17–18%.

    Q&A Highlights

    • Q: Margin impact from new capacity; management: no near-term margin erosion.
    • A: Record order inflow; no visible pricing erosion in market.
    • Q: 765 kV approvals by year-end; tie-up progress expected to fast-track.
    • A: 315 MVA testing; 400 kV contribution from next year.
    • Q: Export mix; 15% target; current export zero; data centers not in order book.
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  4. Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Ltd7:17 pm IST

    Transformers and Rectifiers (India) Ltd Q1 FY27: 10% revenue growth; guides 25% FY27 growth; 16% EBITDA; 9-10% PAT; order book INR 6,630 cr

    Financial Performance

    • Standalone revenue for Q1 FY27 was INR559 crores, up 10% YoY.
    • Standalone EBITDA was INR87 crores with 15.6% margin.
    • Standalone PAT was INR50 crores, with 8.9% margin.
    • Consolidated Q1 FY27 revenue was INR572 crores; EBITDA INR110 crores.
    • Consolidated PAT was INR64 crores; EBITDA margin 19.2%.
    • Unexecuted order book as of 30 Jun 2026: INR6,630 crores, up 26% YoY.
    • Order inflow in Q1 FY27 was INR2,114 crores, up 218% YoY.
    • Inquiries under negotiation total INR23,000 crores; win rate historically 10-15%.
    • Backward integration aims to bring 80-85% of raw materials in-house.
    • Export orders to USA totaled INR150 crores; USA exports targeted at 10-15% of revenue.

    Order Book and Capacity

    • Unexecuted order book stands at INR6,630 crores, executable over 18-24 months.
    • Q1 FY27 revenue growth drivers include Changodar expansion, not demand weakness.
    • Changodar capacity utilization expected to be 60-65% this year; 80-85% next year.
    • Moraiya utilization currently 60-65%; potential to 80-85% by next year.
    • Backward integration reduces external dependency, improving supply chain resilience.
    • Orders typically run 18-24 months; PGCIL order is a 30-month exception.

    Projects and Capex

    • Changodar expansion capex about INR150 crores.
    • Backward integration capex around INR900-1000 crores.
    • CTC facility: 8,000 MTPA; commissioning by Q2 FY27.
    • Pressboard/insulation: 5,000 MTPA Phase I; 10,000 Phase II; commissioning by Q3 FY27.
    • RIP bushings: 3,000 units/annum Phase I; 6,000 Phase II; commissioning Q4 FY27.
    • Fabrication facility: 25,000 MTPA Phase I; 50,000 Phase II; commissioning by Q1 FY28.
    • CRGO processing facility already commissioned.

    Balance Sheet and Liquidity

    • Standalone debt INR424 crores; tangible net worth INR1,410 crores; debt-to-equity ~0.3x.
    • Debt-to-EBITDA ~1.1x; debt rise due to working capital and growth investments.
    • FY26 end cash and bank balance INR139 crores; unutilized QIP proceeds INR145 crores.
    • Funding for capex to come from QIP, leasing, internal accruals; limited debt.
    • Inventory INR561 crores; receivables INR1,057 crores; net working capital days ~170.

    Guidance and Outlook

    • FY27 guidance: 25% revenue growth; EBITDA margin 16%; PAT margin 9-10%.
    • Backward integration expected to lift margins 200-300 bps from FY28 onward.
    • Export share targeted at 10-15% of revenue; USA market remains core.
    • HVDC manufacturing to start in 15-16 months; repair work to finish in 9 months.
    • Capex funding via QIP and leasing; no major debt planned.

    Q&A Highlights

    • Q1 revenue grew 10%; Changodar throughput temporarily impacted.
    • Order book pipeline around INR23,000 crores; win rate 10-15%.
    • FY29 topline targeted around INR8,000 crores; earlier 1 billion USD target reflects rupee rates.
    • Moraiya utilization expected to reach 80-85% by next year; current 60-65%.
    • USA export share guided at 10-15% of revenue; pricing and quality are drivers.
    • Raw-material coverage through December 2026; backward integration reduces risk.
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  5. IndiaMART InterMESH Ltd2:14 am IST

    IndiaMART Q1 FY27: Revenue up 11%, EBITDA 35%; new finance subsidiary approved; BUSY growth and AI initiatives

    Financial Performance

    • Consolidated Revenue from operations was Rs. 414 crores, year-on-year growth 11%.
    • Consolidated collection from customers was Rs. 463 crores, year-on-year growth 8%.
    • Consolidated deferred revenue stood at Rs. 2,014 crores, year-on-year growth 16%.
    • Consolidated EBITDA was Rs. 146 crores, margin 35%.
    • Consolidated net profit for the year was Rs. 172 crores.
    • Consolidated cash generated from operations was Rs. 163 crores for the quarter.
    • Cash and treasury balance stood at Rs. 3,553 crores as of June 30, 2026.
    • Unique business enquiries were 26 million.
    • Paying supplier base was 2,18,000; declined 1,850 in Q1.

    Operating and Platform Update

    • Platinum and Gold subscribers contribute about 50% of customers and more than 75% of revenue.
    • TrustSEAL verification, multi-layer KYC, and seller verification to boost buyer confidence.
    • Buyer Payment Protection Program launched for eligible purchases with TrustSEAL verified suppliers.
    • AI evolution: standardised cataloguing, intelligent matchmaking, content moderation.
    • AI-enabled call center handles over 1 lakh calls per day.
    • Discovery process streamlined with standardised cataloguing, intelligent matchmaking, and content moderation.

    BUSY Infotech Update

    • BUSY Q1 billing: Rs. 59 crores, up 10% year-on-year.
    • BUSY revenue: Rs. 36 crores, up 47% year-on-year.
    • Deferred revenues: Rs. 146 crores, up 44% year-on-year.
    • Cash from operations: Rs. 16 crores.
    • New licenses: about 12,000; total licenses: 4,54,000.
    • BUSY Magic launched with revamped UI/UX.

    Strategic Initiatives & Subsidiaries

    • Board approved IndiaMART Finance Limited to facilitate short-term transaction financing.
    • Will partner with lenders; no lending from own balance sheet.
    • Buyer monetisation experiments include paid buyer program and category-based advertising.
    • Buyer enquiries around 26–27 million; OTP verification rolling out.
    • GST verification expanding; 50% GST verified among paid buyers.
    • Bank account verification to rise; target 50%+ within a year.
    • Follow-on investments in Bizom, Fleetx, SuperProcure, Aerchain, IDfy, M1xchange; 10% cap.

    Q&A Highlights

    • Finance subsidiary objective: enable short-term financing via partnerships; no balance-sheet lending.
    • Buyer monetisation: paid program and advertising-based monetisation under exploration.
    • Silver churn around 7% monthly; retention improves after year one.
    • OTP verification reduces some enquiries; other factors include traffic to LLMs and external factors.
    • AI windfalls: AI-driven buyer call center, content aggregation, trust-building; more gains expected by end of next year.
    • LLMs: impact uncertain; hybrid search models may emerge; guardrails and policy discussions ongoing.

    Outlook and Guidance

    • BUSY license growth targeted at 15–20% in 1–2 years.
    • BUSY ARPU to grow at 27–30% CAGR over 2–3 years.
    • Long-term BUSY CAGR target around 35–40%.
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  6. Kesar India Ltd12:08 am IST

    Kesar India’s wholly owned subsidiary acquires premium Hyderabad office space

    Acquisition of Hyderabad Office Space

    • Kesar Infraventures Private Limited completed the acquisition of a premium office property in Hyderabad.
    • Office Space No. 4A, Third Floor, Aditya Trade Centre, Aditya Enclave, Ameerpet.
    • Approximately 7,725 sq ft with six dedicated parking spaces.
    • Acquisition undertaken via Kesar Infraventures as part of disciplined capital allocation.
    • Hyderabad’s growth hub status supports the group’s long-term South India expansion.
    • Six dedicated car parking spaces included.
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  7. AU Small Finance Bank Ltd7:11 pm IST

    AU Small Finance Bank Q1 FY27: PAT ₹796 cr, loan growth 23%, universal bank transition in-principle approved

    Business Overview

    • Largest Indian Small Finance Bank; focus on retail secured, MSME, and inclusive lending.
    • AI-first platform strategy with Run/Build/Transform and bank-native AI architecture.
    • In-principle approval for transition to Universal Bank; potential growth enabler.
    • Pan-India footprint with ~2,900 touchpoints and governance-driven risk management.

    Operational Highlights

    • Gross loan portfolio up 23% YoY to ₹1,44,250 cr.
    • Net interest income rose 32% YoY to ₹2,695 cr; NIM 5.9%.
    • Total deposits up 24% YoY to ₹1,57,727 cr; CASA 29%.
    • Slippages declined 22% YoY; GNPA 2.10%; NNPA 0.76%.
    • Cost of funds at 6.48%; LCR 119%.
    • Cross-border: zero forex margin on remittances; four new lifecycle-based credit cards.
    • AI & tech: agentic AI and unified lead platform; 25,000+ users, 92% daily usage.
    • AU 0101: enhanced UPI interface; processes over 90% of transactions.
    • COO elevated to Deputy CEO; risk and tech teams strengthened.

    Financial Performance

    • Net Total Income ₹3,385 cr; up 19% YoY.
    • Net interest income ₹2,695 cr; +32% YoY; NIM 5.9%.
    • Core PPoP ₹1,426 cr; +41% YoY.
    • Provisions ₹371 cr; -30% YoY.
    • PAT ₹796 cr; +37% YoY; ROA 1.7%; ROE 15.6%.
    • Deposits ₹1,57,727 cr; Borrowings ₹13,419 cr.
    • CRAR 18.9%; Tier I 17.1%.
    • GNPA 2.10%; NNPA 0.76%; PCR ex write-off 64%.
    • RWA to total assets ~61%.

    Capital & Liquidity

    • Deposits ₹1,57,727 cr; CASA contribution ~29%.
    • Borrowings ₹13,419 cr; CD ratio 88% (ex-refinance 80%).
    • LCR averaged 119%; additional liquidity 10-15% of LCR in quality assets.
    • CRAR 18.9%; Tier I 17.1%.

    Strategy & Outlook

    • Run the Bank: protect core, improve operating leverage; uptime >99.9%.
    • Build the Bank: scale digital adoption; reduce cost-to-serve; faster straight-through processing.
    • Transform the Bank: data lake, governance, analytics; AI Center of Excellence; 200+ engineers.
    • Three-pronged edge: customer insight, distribution, digital; UB transition.
    • Headroom for growth: ~0.7% market share in core; ~2,900 touchpoints; underserved segments.
    • AU 0101 real-time payments expansion; broader dealer and partner integration.

    Governance & Leadership

    • Board approves elevation of COO Yogesh Jain to Deputy CEO.
    • Ownership: Domestic 64%, Foreign 36%.
    • Executive Directors and Independent Directors listed.
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  8. IDFC First Bank Ltd10:34 pm IST

    IDFC FIRST Bank Q1 FY27: PAT ₹1,075 Cr; loan book ₹2.98 Lakh Cr; deposits ₹3.12 Lakh Cr; NIM 5.96%

    Business overview

    • Private sector bank focused on RAM and Wholesale Banking.
    • RAM covers Retail, Agri, MSME; diversification of the loan book underway.
    • Emphasis on cash-flow underwriting and digital platforms for lending.
    • Deposit franchise expanding with rising CASA contribution.

    Operational highlights

    • PAT crossed ₹1,000 Cr for the first time in Q1 FY27.
    • Loan book ₹2,97,834 Cr; Deposits ₹3,11,892 Cr; YoY growth 20%/18%.
    • NIM 5.96%; NII ₹5,972 Cr; Operating Income ₹8,282 Cr.
    • PPOP ₹2,553 Cr; Core PPOP ₹2,371 Cr; PAT ₹1,075 Cr.
    • CASA ₹1,58,492 Cr; CASA ratio 50.8%.
    • Total loan assets ₹3,05,370 Cr; YoY +20.6%; QoQ +5.2%.
    • Top 20 borrower exposure 5%; top 5 industries 20%.
    • MFI book reduced to ₹6,698 Cr; normalization expected.
    • Branches 1,155; ATMs 1,110; app registrations 31.4 Mn.
    • Cards in force ~4.8 Mn; leading Indian mobile banking app.
    • GNPA 1.51%; NNPA 0.44%; QoQ improvement.
    • BVPS ₹56.47; Basic EPS ₹5.01.

    Financial performance

    • PAT ₹1,075 Cr; YoY +132%; QoQ +237%.
    • Interest income ₹11,051 Cr; interest expense ₹5,079 Cr; NII ₹5,972 Cr.
    • Operating income ₹8,282 Cr; trading gain ₹181 Cr; ex-trading ₹8,100 Cr.
    • Cost to income ratio (ex-trading) 70.7%.
    • ROA 1.06%; ROE 8.98%.
    • GNPA 1.51%; NNPA 0.44%.
    • Core PPOP ₹2,371 Cr; PPOP ₹2,553 Cr.
    • Total assets ₹4,20,810 Cr; Total liabilities ₹4,20,810 Cr.
    • Total capital funds ₹53,467 Cr; CET-1 13.33%; CRAR 15.05%.

    Capital structure & liquidity

    • Common equity ₹47,341 Cr; Tier 2 ₹6,126 Cr; Total capital funds ₹53,467 Cr.
    • Total RWAs ₹3,55,232 Cr.
    • Deposits ₹3,11,892 Cr; Borrowings ₹41,384 Cr.
    • Scrip: 861.47 Cr shares; BVPS ₹56.47; EPS ₹5.01.
    • Ratings: AA+ (stable) from major agencies.
    • Shareholding mix: FPIs 37.8%, MFs/insurance/banks 24.4%, public 28.4%.

    Strategic priorities & outlook

    • Reduce cost-to-income to around 50% over 4–5 years post-MFI normalization.
    • Retail liability franchise to breakeven; branch profitability improving with scale.
    • Product launches: Prime HL, Gold, Education, Tractor loans.
    • Maintain diversified loan mix; top exposures reduced (20% in top industries).
    • Invest in technology: ML scorecards, cloud, APIs, cybersecurity, data platforms.
    • ROE targeted in high teens; RoA around 1% with scale.
    • ESG initiatives: green deposits, renewable energy lending, sustainability governance.

    Risks & mitigation

    • MFI crisis reduced income; degrew to ₹6,698 Cr; normalization underway.
    • Asset quality remains strong; top exposures reduced.
    • Risks include regulatory, rates, cyber threats; mitigated by underwriting discipline and tech controls.

    Governance & leadership

    • Chairman: Mr. Sanjeeb Chaudhuri; MD & CEO: Vaidyanathan since December 2018.
    • Independent directors ~73%; women on board ~18%.
    • ESG governance: board ESG committee; ISO 27001 information security.
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  9. Shakti Pumps India Ltd-$8:59 pm IST

    Shakti Pumps Q1 FY27 revenue ₹8,587 Mn; order book ₹10,000 Mn; capex plan ₹17,000 Mn and capacity ramp

    Business Overview

    • Leading solar pumping company with in-house pumps, motors, VFDs, controllers, and structures.
    • Diversified segments include Solar Complete Systems, Submersible, Solar Rooftop, and EV motors/controllers.
    • Capex plan of ₹17,000 Mn to double core capacity and add 2.2 GW plant.
    • PM-KUSUM and government programs underpin long-term solar irrigation demand.

    Operational Highlights

    • Q1 FY27 revenue ₹8,587 Mn; EBITDA ₹829 Mn; PAT ₹516 Mn.
    • Order book as of 22 Jul 2026 stands at ₹10,000 Mn.
    • 58% YoY growth in solar pump installations.
    • FY26 revenue ₹26,976 Mn; highest in company history.
    • Exports ₹4,110 Mn; 100+ countries served.
    • Capex includes 0.5 GW DCR module facility and 2.2 GW integrated cell/module project.
    • Greenfield capacity expansion at Pithampur expected by FY28.
    • Geographic expansion: Karnataka entry strengthens tender wins.
    • Solar Rooftop and EV motors/controllers provide optional growth avenues.

    Financial Performance

    • FY26 revenue ₹26,976 Mn; YoY growth 7.2%.
    • EBITDA ₹4,217 Mn; EBITDA margin 15.6%; PAT ₹2,576 Mn; margin 9.5%.
    • Q1 FY27 revenue ₹8,587 Mn; EBITDA margin 9.6%; PAT margin 6.0%.
    • Receivables ₹17,988 Mn; cash ₹4,387 Mn as of 30 Jun 2026.

    Capital Structure & Liquidity

    • Debt-equity ratio 0.3x as of 31 Mar 2026.
    • Gearing at 0.3x; healthy interest coverage.
    • Operating cash flow ₹1,241 Mn in FY26.
    • Term loans ₹408 Mn; working capital secured loans ₹4,457 Mn.
    • Cash & equivalents ₹4,387 Mn as of 30 Jun 2026.

    Strategic Priorities & Outlook

    • Capex ramp of ₹17,000 Mn to double capacity and enable 2.2 GW cell/module.
    • PM-KUSUM 2.0 and Magel Tyala provide demand visibility.
    • Retail solar cash sales, Solar Rooftop expansion, and EV mobility as growth optionality.
    • Discipline in execution; balance-sheet quality prioritized over near-term growth.
    • 5 trillion addressable solar irrigation market; policy momentum supportive.
    • Geographic expansion: Karnataka entry; broader presence supports tender pipelines.

    Risks & Mitigation

    • Input cost pressures and lower realizations on some orders; mitigated by efficiency gains.
    • Capex ramp execution risk; mitigated by cash-flow discipline and staged capacity launches.

    Governance & Leadership

    • MD: Ramesh Patidar; Chairman: Dinesh Patidar; CFO: Dinesh Patel.
    • 100% subsidiaries: Shakti EV Mobility P Ltd; Shakti Pumps USA LLC; Shakti Pumps FZE UAE; Bangladesh unit.
    • ICRA ESG rating 75; Good – ESG rating (Oct 2025).
    • Patents: 15 total; 7 new patents in 2024.
    • Global footprint: 100+ countries; 60+ distributors; 400+ service centres in India.
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  10. Five-Star Business Finance Ltd12:56 am IST

    Five-Star Business Finance Q1FY27: disbursements ₹14.964bn, AUM ₹137.218bn, COF 8.80%

    Business overview

    • NBFC offering secured loans to small businesses and self-employed individuals.
    • Focus on informal income; collateral-backed lending.
    • Geographic footprint across 11 states/UTs; Southern India emphasis.
    • Proprietary underwriting and in-house collections with ecosystem checks.
    • Branch network of 856 branches; about 14,497 employees.

    Operational highlights

    • Q1FY27 disbursements ₹14,964 Mn, up 23% QoQ and 16% YoY.
    • AUM at ₹137,218 Mn, up 4% QoQ.
    • Gross NPA 3.46%; 30+ DPD 12.38%.
    • Collections efficiency (excluding NPAs) 97.9%; x-bucket 99.2%.
    • Slippage flat at 0.70%; credit cost 1.85%.
    • Borrowings ₹4,500 Mn at 8.33%; COF on-book 8.80%.
    • NIM 19.97%; ROE 14.46%.
    • Branches opened during the quarter: 12.

    Financial performance

    • Total Income (Q1FY27): ₹8,387 Mn; PAT: ₹2,714 Mn; PBT: ₹3,620 Mn.
    • Net Interest Income: ₹6,672 Mn; Operating Expenses: ₹2,435 Mn.
    • PPOP: ₹4,237 Mn; Credit cost 1.85% of average AUM.
    • Loan Portfolio: ₹137,218 Mn; Interest income: ₹8,096 Mn.
    • Net Interest Margin: 19.97%; Cost-to-income: 45.86%.

    Capital structure & liquidity

    • Liquidity buffer as of Jun-2026: ₹22,972 Mn (₹18,472 Mn cash; ₹4,500 Mn unavailed).
    • Borrowings: ₹73,121 Mn; Debt Securities: ₹5,539 Mn.
    • Total equity: ₹76,534 Mn; Book value per share: ₹256.14.
    • Credit ratings: ICRA AA-; CARE AA-; India Ratings AA-; Short-term CARE A1+.

    Strategic priorities & outlook

    • Back on growth trajectory; focus on Tier 3–6 towns; diversified ticket sizes.
    • Sustainable finance: Swedfund USD 20m; IFC USD 60m; ADB USD 100m.
    • NABARD/SIDBI refinance support; strong governance framework.
    • Digital origination and AI-enabled collections; cloud-native data platform.

    Risks & mitigation

    • Asset quality stable with improving trends; GNPA 3.46%; Net NPA 2.10%.
    • Slippage 0.70% QoQ; credit cost controlled via robust analytics.
    • Mitigants: in-house underwriting, LOS integrations, digital collections, diversified borrower base.

    Governance & leadership

    • Board comprises 1 promoter, 4 independent, 1 executive; independent directors chair key committees.
    • Strong ESG governance; BRSR framework with external assurance.
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