Self -standing basis, the NBFC saw assets in management (AUM) grow by 17 percent to RS. £ 53,278 crores. Payment growth, however, was a TAD -superior to 6 percent in Q1FY26 to RS. £ 7,310 Crores
Non-banking finance company Sundaram Finance On Monday, the consolidated net profit of £ 475 crore for quarter ending June 2025 (Q1FY26) reported compared to £ 435 crores in Q1FY25. Consolidated income from activities grew by 20 percent to the end of £ 2349 Crore.
Obviously standing, the NBFC saw assets in management (AUM) grow by 17 percent to £ 53,278 crores. Payment growth, however, was a TAD -superior to 6 percent in Q1FY26 to £ 7,310 Crores.
The quality of the assets also saw some tension. The gross stage 3 assets was 1.9 percent on 30 June 2025 (1.56 percent per 30 June 2024) and net stage 3 assets at 1.08 percent (0.84 percent per 30 June 2024).
Expansion of market share
Rajiv Lochan, managing director, Sundaram Finance, said that in general for the quarter, the sale of the industry in segments and regions in which they were operated, were under market expectations, but their focus on expanding the market share will continue.
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Harsha Viji, Executive Vice chairman, Sundaram Finance said that their group companies in asset management, general insurance and home financing have continued their process through FY25 and have registered strong results. “We continue to rely on our proven approach to stable and sustainable growth with best-in-class activation quality and consistent profitability,” he said.
The shares of the company closed the trading day at £ 4,460, a decrease of 2.3 percent on NSE.
Published on August 4, 2025
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