Aptus Value Housing Finance saw its quarterly earnings advance alongside a 20 percent expansion in total assets under management, which reached Rs 14,177 crore. Total revenue was lifted primarily by robust interest collections, even as overall operational costs mounted to Rs 294 crore. Meanwhile, collections faced headwinds stemming from the firm's NBFC business, resulting in higher gross and net bad loan ratios.
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Second-quarter net profit climbed to Rs 267 crore despite total operational expenses clim…: Second-quarter net profit climbed to Rs 267 crore despite total operational expenses climbing to Rs 294 crore.
Weakened collection performance within the NBFC arm contributed to a marginal uptick in o…: Weakened collection performance within the NBFC arm contributed to a marginal uptick in overall loan delinquencies.
Asset quality weakened slightly as gross non-performing assets moved up to 1.7 percent an…: Asset quality weakened slightly as gross non-performing assets moved up to 1.7 percent and net bad loans touched 1.3 percent.
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The Chennai-based company had earned a profit of Rs 227 crore during the corresponding period last year.
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Total income during the quarter under review rose to Rs 634 crore from Rs 554 crore a year ago, Aptus Value Housing Finance said in a regulatory filing.
During the quarter, the company earned an interest income of Rs 551 crore compared to Rs 472 crore a year ago. Total expenses grew to Rs 294 crore from Rs 259 crore.
The board also declared an interim dividend of Rs 2 per equity share of face value of Rs 2 each for financial year 2026-27.
The Assets Under Management (AUM) increased by 20 per cent to Rs 14,177 crore compared to Rs 11,767 crore at the end of the second quarter of the previous fiscal.
On the asset quality side, the company saw a marginal rise in delinquency with gross non-performing assets (GNPAs) rising to 1.7 per cent, while NNPA increased 1.3 per cent.
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