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Poonawalla Fincorp Ltd.

POONAWALLAFinancial Services filings

We hold this company’s filings and have not read the financial statements out of them yet. Every filing on record is listed under filings, and each one opens.

Earnings calls

41 transcript(s)/analyst meet(s) served; 34 document(s) on file are not transcripts (cover letters, duplicates, unresolved) and are excluded. Speaker attribution is shown only where the segmenter attributes ≥ 95% of sentences to management or analysts (0 of 41 documents here); elsewhere sentences render unattributed.

KindDatePeriodServedAttribution rate
COVER_LETTER202108202021-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202110292021-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202111032021-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202202022021-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202202082021-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202205132022-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202205192022-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202207292022-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202208052022-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202210212022-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202210312022-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202301232022-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202301312022-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202304262023-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202305042023-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202307242023-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202307312023-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202310212023-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202310302023-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202401182023-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202401252023-12-31no
COVER_LETTER202404292024-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202405062024-03-31no
COVER_LETTER202407222024-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202407262024-06-30no
COVER_LETTER202410252024-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202410312024-09-30no
COVER_LETTER202501312024-12-31no
TRANSCRIPT202502062024-12-31yes
COVER_LETTER202504252025-03-31no
TRANSCRIPT202505022025-03-31yes
COVER_LETTER202507252025-06-30no
TRANSCRIPT202507312025-06-30yes
COVER_LETTER202510172025-09-30no
TRANSCRIPT202510272025-09-30yes
COVER_LETTER202601162025-12-31no
TRANSCRIPT202601212025-12-31yes
COVER_LETTER202605052026-03-31no
TRANSCRIPT202605112026-03-31yes
COVER_LETTER202607172026-06-30no
TRANSCRIPT202607232026-06-30yes

POONAWALLA

files as a non-banking financial company. Every figure below opens to the filing it was read from; where a figure is not shown, the reason is printed in its place.

Identity

Statement divisionnbfc
Scope servedconsolidated
Panels on this page4

Market

No split, bonus or consolidation is on record for this company inside the period this price series covers, so the closes need no adjustment.

Last close466.80
52-week range368.4 – 542.5
Return 1M-1.92%
Return 3M6.02%
Return 1Y-3.85%
Return 3Y25.82%
Return 5Y175.64%
Market capitalisationnot shown — we could not confirm it
Shares outstandingnot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Enot shown — we could not confirm it
P/Bnot shown — we could not confirm it
EV/EBITDAnot shown — we could not confirm it

Latest quarter filed — period ending 2026-06-30

In INR crore except per-share figures. `period_id` is the period the filing names for the number; the date beside each cell is when it was filed.

Revenue from operations2,337.00
Other income0.00
Total income2,337.00
Cost of materials consumed0.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.00
Changes in inventories0.00
Employee benefit expense294.00
Finance costs922.00

Ownership — 2026-06-30, and the change from 2026-04-13

HolderPer centChange
promoter and promoter group0.59-0.00
institutions foreign0.11-0.00
institutions domestic0.170.00
mutual funds0.110.01
public0.400.00

Documents on file

ClassMost recentOn file
COVER_LETTER2026-06-3034
TRANSCRIPT2026-06-307

Financial statements

Filed results, consolidated, in INR crore except per-share figures. Every figure opens to the filing it was read from. Quarterly and annual columns are the periods the filing itself names, never a document date.

Quarterly results, as filed

Line2022-09-302022-12-312023-03-312023-06-302023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-06-30
Revenue from operations627.00698.00577.00693.00739.00763.00915.00978.00989.001,057.001,166.001,314.001,542.001,818.002,115.002,337.00
Other income28.0018.004.0014.007.0011.007.0018.008.000.007.000.000.000.005.000.00
Total income655.00716.00581.00707.00745.00774.00922.00996.00996.001,057.001,173.001,314.001,543.001,818.002,120.002,337.00
Cost of materials consumed0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Changes in inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Employee benefit expense181.00176.00119.00105.00109.00113.00117.00102.00212.00148.00173.00213.00256.00285.00263.00294.00
Finance costs209.00234.00173.00230.00216.00224.00281.00320.00352.00385.00458.00546.00638.00739.00844.00922.00
Depreciation and amortisation16.0018.0019.0015.0015.0015.0014.0015.0016.0015.0020.0022.0022.0024.0026.0030.00
Other expenses73.0074.0058.0063.0069.0072.00100.00125.00133.00127.00190.00208.00240.00243.00293.00306.00
Total expenses437.00473.00345.00440.00437.00417.00536.00606.001,627.001,032.001,093.001,231.001,444.001,618.001,779.001,926.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax218.00244.00236.00267.00308.00357.00385.00390.00-630.0025.0080.0083.0099.00200.00341.00411.00
Exceptional items0.000.000.000.00817.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Profit before tax218.00244.00236.00267.001,125.00357.00385.00390.00-630.0025.0080.0083.0099.00200.00341.00411.00
Current tax15.008.00-25.0041.00404.0065.0091.0061.00-36.00-3.00-22.0013.0016.0032.00-4.00115.00
Deferred tax40.0053.0081.0027.00-134.0026.00-37.0037.00-124.009.0040.008.009.0018.0090.00-11.00
Tax expense55.0061.0056.0067.00270.0092.0054.0098.00-159.006.0018.0021.0025.0050.0086.00104.00
Profit for the period163.00182.00199.00226.00860.00265.00332.00292.00-471.0019.0062.0063.0074.00150.00255.00308.00
Profit attributable to owners163.00182.00198.00226.00860.00265.00332.00——0.000.0063.0074.00150.00255.00308.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00——0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Other comprehensive income-1.00-0.00-0.001.000.00-0.00-0.00-1.000.002.00-16.00-16.009.00-0.0032.00-7.00
Total comprehensive income162.00182.00198.00227.00860.00265.00332.00291.00-471.0021.0046.0047.0083.00150.00287.00300.00
Earnings per share, basic2.132.382.592.9411.203.454.313.79-6.100.240.810.810.951.863.153.55
Earnings per share, diluted2.102.352.572.9111.073.414.263.77-6.100.240.810.810.951.853.143.54
Interest earned569.00636.00552.00651.00691.00714.00844.00896.00911.00999.001,068.001,185.001,402.001,660.001,894.002,118.00
Fees and commission income20.0021.0015.0014.0020.0016.0023.0025.0046.0054.0067.0063.00102.00116.00139.00159.00
Net gain on fair value changes-1.002.001.001.000.001.001.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.004.000.00
Dividend income0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Rental income7.007.007.007.007.006.006.005.005.004.003.003.003.002.001.002.00

Annual results, as filed

Line2020-03-312021-03-312022-03-312023-03-312024-03-312025-03-312026-03-31
Revenue from operations2,513.002,319.002,004.001,939.003,109.004,190.006,790.00
Other income49.0034.0037.0070.0038.0033.005.00
Total income2,563.002,352.002,041.002,008.003,147.004,223.006,796.00
Cost of materials consumed0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Purchases of stock-in-trade0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Changes in inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Employee benefit expense448.00382.00519.00515.00444.00636.001,018.00
Finance costs1,294.001,100.00716.00595.00950.001,515.002,767.00
Depreciation and amortisation75.0056.0055.0061.0059.0065.0094.00
Other expenses173.00121.00178.00227.00304.00576.00984.00
Total expenses2,480.003,107.001,551.001,265.001,830.004,358.006,072.00
Profit before exceptional items and tax83.00-754.00490.00744.001,318.00-135.00724.00
Exceptional items0.000.000.007.00817.000.000.00
Profit before tax83.00-754.00490.00751.002,134.00-135.00724.00
Current tax15.0012.0022.0024.00600.000.0057.00
Deferred tax40.00-202.0095.00157.00-118.00-37.00124.00
Tax expense55.00-190.00116.00181.00483.00-37.00182.00
Profit for the period27.00-559.00375.00685.001,683.00-98.00542.00
Profit attributable to owners27.00-558.00375.00684.001,652.000.00542.00
Profit attributable to non-controlling interests0.000.000.001.000.000.000.00
Other comprehensive income-1.001.009.00-5.001.00-14.0025.00
Total comprehensive income26.00-558.00385.00680.001,684.00-112.00567.00
Earnings per share, basic1.00-20.745.238.9521.89-1.276.84
Earnings per share, diluted1.00-20.745.178.8621.63-1.276.82
Interest earned2,324.002,166.001,910.001,815.002,900.003,874.006,141.00
Fees and commission income87.0072.0064.0062.0073.00192.00420.00
Net gain on fair value changes0.001.004.004.002.000.004.00
Dividend income0.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Rental income37.0030.0026.0028.0026.0017.009.00

Balance sheet, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Total assets19,293.0023,221.0019,669.0024,087.0027,002.0035,030.0046,960.0060,272.00
Property, plant and equipment131.00118.0076.0060.0046.0055.0071.0097.00
Capital work-in-progress0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Goodwill14.0014.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Other intangible assets15.0014.0021.0017.0015.0016.0025.0026.00
Inventories0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
Cash and cash equivalents350.00601.00165.00255.00121.0025.00118.00286.00
Total equity and liabilities19,293.0023,221.0019,669.0024,087.0027,002.0035,030.0046,960.0060,272.00
Equity6,410.006,873.007,832.008,167.008,066.008,175.009,873.0010,348.00
Equity share capital153.00154.00154.00154.00155.00155.00161.00162.00
Other equity6,254.006,708.007,678.008,013.007,911.008,020.009,712.0010,187.00
Total liabilities12,883.00————26,855.0037,086.0049,923.00

Cash flow, as filed

Line2022-09-302023-03-312023-09-302024-03-312024-09-302025-03-312025-09-302026-03-31
Net cash from operating activities-2,056.00-5,237.00-4,373.00-7,556.00-2,796.00-10,569.00-10,693.00-21,786.00
Net cash from investing activities-326.00-110.003,404.002,969.00-421.00-482.00-447.00-1,340.00
Net cash from financing activities2,377.005,748.00622.004,331.003,082.0010,821.0011,233.0023,387.00
Purchase of property, plant and equipment32.0064.008.009.003.0028.0044.0094.00
Net increase in cash-4.00401.00-347.00-256.00-134.00-231.0093.00261.00
con:CFO.BEFORE_TAX-2,022.00-5,182.00-4,032.00-6,893.00-2,839.00-10,600.00-10,639.00-21,736.00
con:INTEREST_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INTEREST_PAID.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:DIVIDENDS_RECEIVED.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:TAX_PAID.OPERATING34.0055.00341.00664.00-43.00-30.0053.0049.00
con:CF_OTHER.OPERATING0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_PURCHASED0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:INVESTMENTS_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:PPE_DISPOSALS6.0012.0021.0026.0012.0015.003.006.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_SOLD0.000.003,533.003,533.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.SUBSIDIARIES_ACQUIRED0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_SOLD0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00
con:CF_INVESTING.JV_ACQUIRED0.000.000.000.000.000.000.000.00

Who owns it

The shareholding pattern filed with the exchange every quarter, as a series. Percentages are of total shares. Each figure names the filing it was read from and the date it was filed.

Holder2023-09-302023-12-312024-03-312024-06-302024-09-302024-12-312025-03-312025-06-302025-09-172025-09-302025-12-312026-03-312026-04-132026-06-30
Promoter and promoter group62.1062.0762.1362.0961.8762.3662.5362.4663.970.640.640.640.590.59
Domestic institutions6.975.605.836.7910.6111.8111.1212.2712.020.120.120.120.170.17
Mutual funds———————5.065.340.060.060.070.110.11
Insurance companies1.180.491.192.234.885.045.786.165.680.050.050.040.050.04
Foreign institutions7.917.787.777.857.728.199.9810.7610.270.110.110.100.110.11
Government——————————0.000.000.000.00
Public37.9037.9337.3537.2537.4736.9836.8236.8935.410.350.350.350.400.40
Non-institutional23.0224.5523.7622.6119.1416.9915.7213.8613.120.130.130.130.120.13
Shares outstanding768427892768740293774550662774994087777741340777991340778014400778919238812356698812444718812629109812817658880248541880498688

Related parties

Transactions with related parties as disclosed to the exchange for the period ending 2024-09-30, by counterparty, largest first. Amounts are as filed. Each row names the filing and the date it was filed.

CounterpartyRelationshipTypeAmount in the periodTransactions
Magma HDI General Insurance Company LimitedMember of promoter groupAny other transaction, Interest paid995,100,000.007
Mr. Arvind KapilDirectorRemuneration421,600,000.001
Poonawalla Finance Private LimitedFellow SubsidiaryAny other transaction, Interest paid, Loan171,700,000.004
Mr. Sanjay MirankaKey Managerial PersonnelAny other transaction, Remuneration61,000,000.004
Mr. Sunil SamdaniDirectorRemuneration27,800,000.001
Mrs. Shabnum ZamanKey Managerial PersonnelRemuneration8,300,000.001
Mr. Abhay BhutadaDirectorRemuneration4,200,000.001
Mr. Amar Sudhakar DeshpandeDirectorAny other transaction2,200,000.001
Mr. Atul Kumar GuptaDirectorAny other transaction2,000,000.001
Mr. Prabhakar DalalDirectorAny other transaction1,900,000.001
Mr. Sanjay KumarDirectorAny other transaction1,500,000.001
Mr. Bontha Prasada RaoDirectorAny other transaction1,300,000.001
Ms. Kemisha SoniDirectorAny other transaction900,000.001
Mr. Adar Cyrus PoonawallaDirectorAny other transaction400,000.001
Mr. Sajid FazalbhoyDirectorAny other transaction200,000.001

What management said

Every earnings call we hold for this company, read in full. Prepared remarks are separated from the question-and-answer session and every paragraph names who said it and on which page. These are management’s own words, not filed figures.

DateQuarterWho spoke
2026-07-23Q1FY27CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERRead the call
2026-05-11Q4FY26CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OFFICERRead the call
2026-01-21Q3FY26CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERRead the call
2025-10-27Q2FY26CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERRead the call
2025-07-31Q1FY26EXECUTIVE OFFICERRead the call
2025-05-02Q4FY25CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OFFICERRead the call
2025-02-06Q3FY25CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OFFICERRead the call

Some earlier announcements under this heading are covering letters only — no transcript was attached.

What they said about it, quarter by quarter

TopicQ1FY26Q1FY27Q2FY26Q3FY25Q3FY26Q4FY25Q4FY26
Capex———This is a growing opportunity for us given the capex needs of the economy, especially across capital-intensive industries such as manufacturing, healt…———
Capital allocationEach of these initiatives are anchored in the core priorities of a modern lending institution like us- improving our efficiencies and enhancing custom…—A significant increase in our physical footprint. o Strengthening our DSA network across LAP business on personal loans to improve market leverage and…This will also give a great boost to our website acquisition strategy.This validates our risk-calibrated acquisition strategy.—Poonawalla Fincorp Limited May 05, 2026 Based on these beliefs, we aim to at least double the consumer durable customer count over FY27, basically str…
Costs——————The infrastructure cost of running these tokens, model inference, compute, cloud is in our assessment, materially small related to the scale of measur…
Debt and cash—If you see business loans and SME is driven purely by small business cash flows.——As four core products, Gold Loans, Education Loans, Personal Loans, and LAP scale to 50–60% of AUM over a period of time, higher ticket sizes, longer …——
Demand—Commercial vehicles, for example, in an economy driven by impact from freight demand, infrastructure activity, food prices, good movement.The reduction of GST in major categories is projected to foster consumption, credit demand and MSME growth.—Financial conditions in our assessment remain supportive and with robust credit to commerce, while demand holds steady under strong consumption.—India's growth momentum during the financial year 2026 remain anchored in domestic demand supported by consumption resilience and reinforced by policy…
GuidanceAs we assess our credit cost outlook, we anticipate some quarter-on-quarter variability in these building blocks due to changes in composition mix, fo…We expect on the fence customer to improve offer uptake and lift our disbursement throughput ratio by 5% to 10%.I'm again happy to inform you that in line with the guidance, we successfully raised Rs.In my assessment, we remain firmly on track to deliver our guidance given our progress so far and quality of my team.We expect credit costs across individual businesses to decline steadily over time, driven by portfolio seasoning, our solid risk calibration, and stro…Lastly, GenAI is enabling us to monitor the call across agents with a focused scorecard and training guidance, replacing traditional limited manual sa…While we've set ourselves an internal benchmark to close the next financial year at a lower opex to AUM ratio than our current levels, you may see flu…
MarginAnd this margin compression that we have seen for the last two quarters, for how long is that going to sustain before we stabilize and the margin star…As mentioned in my previous call, we believe growth isn't just about adding volume, It's about raising the margin per unit.——Yes, the new product contribution to disbursements in Q3FY26 stands at 20% as compared to 17% in comparison to the previous quarter. • Our on-book sec…—We have driven operating leverage effectively, bringing down our Opex- -to-AUM ratio down from just a year ago.
PeopleThe hiring plan for expansion also remains on track.The traditional approach to enter a new lending business is by hiring one business head and asking them to build the team.I'm very proud to announce that we have facilitated with the ‘Most Innovative Practice’ for our AI-Powered underwriting and AI-Powered hiring at the p…If you look at the manpower hiring, we're already up by 30%.We have initiated 12 AI projects in Q3FY26 across credit, collections, servicing, and operations to reduce manual effort, improve decisioning, and ena…This data-driven approach blended with digital process adoption optimizes resource utilization and efficiency, and that's where we will be able to bri…For example, in personal loans, the current installed capacity of our headcount as of March 2026 will now be able to process 1.2x the piles.
PricingImagine a Fintech who comes to me because we have the digital journey of a prime customer, white collar employee and he chooses to give me my kind of …———The present disbursement yield, pricing of new originations for Q3FY26, is approximately 15.5%, reflecting the impact of new product launches and disc…In-house calibrated models are augmenting the risk management framework, supporting decision around auto rejection, differential credit swim lanes, hi…This protects us against vendor pricing changes, capability gaps and continuity risks, and on auditability, every agent action is logged and is revers…
Revenue growthPoonawalla Fincorp Limited July 25, 2025 Further the retail lending trends from Bureau’s reflect healthy growth of 27% from NBFCs year- on-year.This reflects a quarter-on-quarter growth of 11%. • The new products we've launched contributed to 26% disbursement in this quarter versus 24% in the …47,701 crores, reporting a strong growth of 68% year-on-year and 15.6% quarter-on-quarter.Let me take you through the quarterly financial highlights. • The Assets under management stood at ₹30,984 crores, reflecting a growth of 41% year-on-…Let me quickly take you all to the financial highlights of the quarter. • The Asset under management stood at ₹55,017 crores, representing a growth of…Let me take you all through the quarterly and full year financial highlights. • The Assets under management stood at ₹35,631 crores, reporting strong …Our results demonstrate that our deliberate investments in technology and our specialized branch network are not just growing the top line but are str…