Financial Services · NSE: AADHARHFC
Aadhar Housing Finance
Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 5 Nov 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr
| Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | YoY | Q1 FY27 | QoQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 1,048 | 897 | +16.8% | 993 | +5.5% |
| PBTProfit before tax | 397 | 343 | +15.8% | 364 | +9.2% |
| Net profit | 308 | 266 | +15.7% | 282 | +9.2% |
| EPS (₹) | 6.93 | 6.03 | +14.9% | 6.36 | +9.0% |
From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures. In Q2 FY27 the filing tags the owners' profit as ₹0 Cr against its own period profit; the period profit less minority interest is shown.
Guidance
Disbursement growth of 20% plus expected in the second half of the year
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
Disbursement growth of 20% plus expected in the second half of the year
“We expect our disbursement momentum to continue and are confident of delivering a 20% plus disbursement growth in the second half of the year.”
Management says it expects to deliver its yearly guidance
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 8
Management says it expects to deliver its yearly guidance
“And we're very confident of delivering the guidance numbers on a yearly basis that we've given.”
More figures from the call
“Current year, we will be doing anywhere between INR2,000 Crore and INR2,050 Crore of assignment.”
“We are confident of ending the whole year on 25 basis points on assets. On an AUM, it will be around 22, 23 basis points.”
“Broadly, the way of looking at assignment is that probably during the year, we will probably end up doing around INR2,000 crores of assignment during the current financial year. This is in line with what we had predicted during the current year.”
“We have added about five, six branches as we speak, and there are close to about 40 branches in pipeline, which will be various category of branches.”
“From here on, I think by the end of this year, we should stabilize at about 28% odd.”
“Next year, we carry on to about 70%/30% as 70/30 home loan to non-home loan.”
In short
- 01Management kept its guidance of 18% to 20% disbursement growth and 20% AUM and PAT growth for FY27.
- 02Disbursement growth of 20% plus is expected in H2 FY27, with at least 20% in Q3.
- 03Credit cost is guided at 25 bps for the year and headline NPA at about 1.10%-1.15% by year end.
- 04Branch additions of 40 to 50 are guided for FY27, with about 40 branches in the pipeline.
- 05Assignment of about Rs 2,000-2,050 crore is expected in FY27.
- 06Management expects to pass on rate changes to customers via its RPLR model, with up to a quarter's lag.
- 07India Ratings and ICRA upgraded the long-term rating to AA+ stable.
- 08Non-home loan share is expected to stabilise at about 28% by year end.
Segments
U.P. and Karnataka: Disbursement growth about 23% in both U.P. and Karnataka
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
U.P. and Karnataka: Disbursement growth about 23% in both U.P. and Karnataka
“Sonal, I don't see any challenge in the If I look at my numbers, disbursement growth in U.P. has been about 23%. Karnataka has been similar, 23%.”
U.P.: U.P. is an old book with faster rundown, lowering its AUM growth
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
U.P.: U.P. is an old book with faster rundown, lowering its AUM growth
“That was the first state that we started. So, it is a vintage book, and rundown will be slightly faster. I think that is the impact that you are seeing.”
non-home loans: Non-home loan share moved from 24% to 26% between Q1 and Q2
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 9
non-home loans: Non-home loan share moved from 24% to 26% between Q1 and Q2
“If you look at the quarter one to quarter two performance, I think the number has moved from a 24% to a 26%. We have opened whatever levers had to be opened.”
Demand
Monthly disbursement moved from about 800 to about 900 in October
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
Monthly disbursement moved from about 800 to about 900 in October
“From an average of about INR800, we moved upward to about close to about INR900, so numbers are stacking up good.”
Early Q3 trends described as encouraging
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 15
Early Q3 trends described as encouraging
“In our view, we have delivered a strong quarter two, and the initial trends of quarter three look very encouraging.”
Affordable housing demand backed by need for home ownership
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
Affordable housing demand backed by need for home ownership
“Coming to the industry, demand for affordable housing finance continues to be supported by structural need for home ownership and expansion of formal credit to underserved markets.”
Margins and costs
Higher funding cost to be passed to customers with up to a quarter's lag
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 7
Higher funding cost to be passed to customers with up to a quarter's lag
“As we have explained in the past, whenever we see the higher cost of funds coming into our balance sheet, maybe at maximum with a quarter lag, we will take it to the ALCO, and once the ALCO approves as per the RPLR model of the company, we pass it on to the consumer.”
Spreads not expected to be much impacted by rate rise, apart from a quarter's timing effect
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 7
Spreads not expected to be much impacted by rate rise, apart from a quarter's timing effect
“So, to a great extent, our spreads will not be really impacted because of this interest rate scenario. There could be an impact of maybe a quarter, which is an interim timing effect.”
Approach is to protect spreads rather than chase yields
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
Approach is to protect spreads rather than chase yields
“Our approach is to protect spreads rather than chase yields.”
No lending rate hike decided yet; ALCO to decide in December or January
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 7
No lending rate hike decided yet; ALCO to decide in December or January
“No decision on rate hike as of now. We will have a meeting of the ALCO probably in the third quarter, probably in December or January, and we will take a call at that point of time, depending how about the RBI announcement happening in January.”
RPLR model not showing a substantial increase to pass on yet
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 11
RPLR model not showing a substantial increase to pass on yet
“Right now, the RPLR model within the company is not showing a substantial increase to be passed on to the consumer. As and when it happens, post-December, the internal ALCO will meet, and then at that time we will decide on how to pass.”
Debt and working capital
India Ratings and ICRA upgraded long-term rating to AA+ stable
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
India Ratings and ICRA upgraded long-term rating to AA+ stable
“During the quarter in question, I am proud to say that our credit profile was further strengthened with India Ratings and ICRA upgrading our long-term rating to AA+ stable.”
Borrowings Rs 20,400 crore versus Rs 17,600 crore a year earlier
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
Borrowings Rs 20,400 crore versus Rs 17,600 crore a year earlier
“Our overall borrowings on 30th September stood at INR20,400 crores compared to INR17,600 crores on 30th September 2025.”
Borrowing mix: banks 53%, NHB 22%, NCD 15%, ECB 7%, others 3%
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
Borrowing mix: banks 53%, NHB 22%, NCD 15%, ECB 7%, others 3%
“The borrowing mix as at end of 30th September 2026 is 53% from banks, NHB share is 22%, NCD share is 15%, ECB is 7%, and others are 3%.”
Q2 incremental borrowings Rs 1,550 crore at 7.5%
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
Q2 incremental borrowings Rs 1,550 crore at 7.5%
“Our incremental borrowings for quarter two FY 2027 stood at INR1,550 crores, which has come in at a competitive 7.5%.”
Exit cost of funds 7.7%; about 75% of assets and liabilities floating
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
Exit cost of funds 7.7%; about 75% of assets and liabilities floating
“The exit cost of funds as of September 30, 2026, stood at 7.7%. In terms of fixed and floating nature of our book, broadly 75% of our assets and liabilities are floating in nature.”
Management
Deo Shankar Tripathi named Interim Non-Executive Chairman after chairperson's death
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
Deo Shankar Tripathi named Interim Non-Executive Chairman after chairperson's death
“Following this unfortunate event, and in accordance with the applicable regulatory requirements, Shri Deo Shankar Tripathi, previously Executive Vice Chairman of the company, has been appointed as Interim Non-Executive Chairman.”
Nikhil Goyal of Blackstone joined Board as Additional Director from 12 August 2026
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
Nikhil Goyal of Blackstone joined Board as Additional Director from 12 August 2026
“I would also like to welcome Shri Nikhil Goyal, Managing Director, Blackstone, who has joined our Board as an Additional Director with effect from 12th of August 2026.”
Chairperson Raj Vikash Verma died on 16 October
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
Chairperson Raj Vikash Verma died on 16 October
“Before discussing our performance on Q2, I would want to take a moment and express my deepest condolences on the sad demise of our esteemed Independent Director and Non-Executive Chairperson, Shri Raj Vikash Verma, on the 16th October.”
One-offs
ESOP charge of Rs 28 crore in H1 and Rs 14 crore in Q2
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
ESOP charge of Rs 28 crore in H1 and Rs 14 crore in Q2
“Operating expenses includes a charge to the profit and loss of INR28 crores in H1 and INR14 crores in quarter two FY 2027 on account of stock options under the employee stock option scheme, which started in January 2026.”
ESOP cost: about 40% in year one and about 30% in year two
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
ESOP cost: about 40% in year one and about 30% in year two
“On a very theoretical sense, if value of the option is 100, theoretically about 40% of the cost comes in first year, and approximately 30% of the cost comes in the second year.”
ESOP granted January 2026; cost taken over five years
5yearsRajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 8
ESOP granted January 2026; cost taken over five years
5years“The ESOP which has been given is given in January 2026, and the way the accounting standard places that the cost should be taken, the value of the option should be taken over a period of five years.”
Risks
Stage 2 rise put down to seasonality; no specific state seen
Rajesh Viswanathan · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 7
Stage 2 rise put down to seasonality; no specific state seen
“In terms of GS2, I think it is more of a seasonality sort of a moment. We are not seeing any specific state or any cause of undue worry in terms of this 30 basis points moment on the GS2.”
Geopolitical events and El Niño named as risks to borrower cash flow
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
Geopolitical events and El Niño named as risks to borrower cash flow
“We also remain mindful of external factors as we grow business, including geopolitical developments and on the strengthening El Niño conditions that can impact the borrower's cash flow, particularly in the semi-urban markets.”
About 5%-6% of AUM in El Niño high-priority districts
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
About 5%-6% of AUM in El Niño high-priority districts
“Close to 5%-6% of my AUM would be in those districts.”
Present in 30 of about 88 high-priority El Niño districts
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 12
Present in 30 of about 88 high-priority El Niño districts
“As far as you use the word drought, I would want to bring out a point here that out of about 88 high-priority districts under El Niño, we are available only in 30 districts.”
No undue movement in bounce rates across states
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · Q&A · p. 10
No undue movement in bounce rates across states
“Even if I would want to cover here that even on bouncing, which is my first line of defence, we are not seeing any undue movement across various states that we cater to today.”
Other
AUM at Rs 32,643 crore, up 18% year on year
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
AUM at Rs 32,643 crore, up 18% year on year
“Our AUM as of 30th September 2026 stood at INR32,643 crores, registering a Y-o-Y growth of 18%.”
Q2 disbursement at Rs 2,577 crore, up 22% year on year
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
Q2 disbursement at Rs 2,577 crore, up 22% year on year
“Disbursement for Q2 FY 2027 stood at INR2,577 crores, representing a Y-o-Y growth of 22%.”
Like-for-like H1 disbursement growth 21% and AUM growth 20%
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
Like-for-like H1 disbursement growth 21% and AUM growth 20%
“Hence, on a like-to-like basis, disbursement growth in H1 FY 2027 on a Y-o-Y basis is 21% and AUM growth is 20%.”
Home loans 73% and non-home loans 27% of AUM
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
Home loans 73% and non-home loans 27% of AUM
“Our portfolio continues to remain fully secured and retail in nature, with home loans accounting to 73%, non-home loans accounting to 27% of our AUM.”
Average ticket size Rs 11.3 lakh; loan-to-value 61%
Rishi Anand · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
Average ticket size Rs 11.3 lakh; loan-to-value 61%
“Our average ticket size stood at INR11.3 lakh, with a loan-to-value ratio at comfortable 61%.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q2 FY27 Filed 12 Nov 2026 · 15 pages
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