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Financial Services · NSE: HDBFS

HDB Financial Services

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
565.10+0.27%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 14 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

8.2​%Net interest margin · near termShah · Q&A · p. 6
8​%Net interest margin · long termShah · Q&A · p. 6
2.5​%RoA · short to medium termShah · Q&A · p. 9
2.3​%Credit cost · medium termShah · Q&A · p. 11
M.Cap
₹46,947Cr
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1Y return
−22.15%
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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · standalone · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue5,0054,545+10.1%4,938+1.4%
PBTProfit before tax1,044782+33.4%1,055-1.1%
Net profit780581+34.2%785-0.6%
EPS (₹)9.376.98+34.2%9.43-0.6%

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.

Guidance

Return on assets2.50%RoA target of 2.5% a year in the short to medium term
Loan growth17-18%Management says it will grow to 17-18% from 12-13% now
Net interest margin8.20%NIM aimed at 8.2%+ in the near term, holding Q2 level
Net interest margin · long term8%Long-term NIM aim of 8%+
Credit cost2.30%Credit cost to be managed around 2.3% +/- in the medium term

Minor NIM impact expected going into Q3; nothing major

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 6
“But at least from a current standpoint, I think going into Q3, there will be a minor impact. We don't expect anything major in terms of an impact on our NIM.”

NIM to be held in a very narrow range over the next couple of quarters

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
“I think fundamentally, NIM is something which we will work heavily towards holding it in a very, very narrow range from where we are today, at least for the near term, over the next couple of quarters.”

Disbursement growth trajectory expected to move upward; Q3 and Q4 seasonally stronger

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
“Q3 is generally better for us as compared to Q2, and Q4 is better than Q3. So, I genuinely expect that trajectory to start moving in the right direction, upwards from here on, is what I would put out.”

Management hopeful Q4 shows strength of the diversified franchise

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 12
“I am very hopeful that Q4 starts to show that strength in the diversified franchise that we have.”

More figures from the call

LAP + EBL · Segments
30​%Disbursement growth · Q2 FY27
“Disbursements for LAP + EBL, which is our mortgage book, grew by 30% YoY, and we anticipate this upward trajectory to continue.”
G. Ramesh · MD & CEOp. 4
Gold Loans · Segments
60​%Disbursement growth · Q2 FY27
“Our Gold Loan disbursements grew over 60% YoY. Gold loan is positioned for continued traction in the coming quarters.”
G. Ramesh · MD & CEOp. 4
Company · Margins and costs
10–12​bpsSeasonal Q1 NIM premium · Q2 FY27
“Q1 is generally higher by around 10 to 12 bps. And what we've arrived at from an 8.34% to an 8.23% approximately, pretty much in line with expectations.”
Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&Ap. 6
LAP · Segments
7–15​yearsContractual loan tenure
“Typically, contractually, our loans run anywhere from 7 years to maximum of 15 years. But we know that, behaviorally, there's a certain prepayment that happens on these loans”
G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · Q&Ap. 13

In short

  1. 01Q2 PAT was Rs 780 crore, up 34% YoY; disbursements Rs 18,522 crore, up 18.7%.
  2. 02Gross loan book Rs 1,24,469 crore, up 11.7% YoY; GS3 at 2.43%.
  3. 03NIM was 8.23%; management aims for 8.2%+ near term and 8%+ long term.
  4. 04Credit cost to be managed around 2.3% +/- in the medium term.
  5. 05RoA target of about 2.5% a year in the short to medium term.
  6. 06Management hopes to grow to 17-18% from 12-13%, with Q4 showing direction.
  7. 07Used CV is weak; actions taken, results expected between Q3 and Q4.
  8. 08Insurance fee income of about Rs 455 crore (0.3% of RoA) faces a regulatory consultation.

Capacity

People, systems and network already in place for planned growth

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 16
“So, it is not that we have got to find the people, we've got to find the systems, or we have got to find the network. All of that is in place.”

Segments

Enterprise Lending: Enterprise Lending Q2 disbursements grew 25.5% YoY

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Enterprise Lending: which is a business consisting of Unsecured Loans, Loan against Property, and Gold Loans – Q2 disbursements for the segment grew by 25.5% YoY.”

Unsecured Business Loans: Unsecured business loans returned to sequential growth; momentum expected to continue

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Our Unsecured Business Loans business returned to sequential growth trajectory this quarter. We expect momentum to continue in unsecured business loans going forward as well.”

Asset Finance: CV book grew 8% YoY and construction equipment book 12%

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“On Asset Finance: Our Commercial Vehicle book registered a moderate growth of 8% YoY, while our Construction Equipment book grew by 12% in the same period.”

Consumer Finance: Consumer Finance disbursements grew over 25% YoY; book up 22%

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Disbursements for Consumer Finance vertical grew over 25% YoY, while the book expanded 22% YoY.”

Consumer Finance: Consumer durables book grew 49% YoY; auto loan book 22%

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Consumer Durables book, which consists of loans for purchase of consumer durables and digital products, that book grew by 49% YoY, and the Auto Loan book grew by 22% YoY.”

Demand

RBI GDP growth projection for FY27 revised to 7.1%

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 3
“Real GDP growth projections have been revised to 7.1% for FY27, as highlighted by RBI in its Monetary Policy.”

H2 outlook described as positive with festive season despite monsoon and global uncertainty

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 3
“While sentiments around global uncertainty and deficient monsoon have had some impact, the outlook for H2 is positive with the upcoming festive season and continuing momentum in domestic economic activity.”

Asset Finance: Festive demand, construction pickup and fleet use seen supporting Asset Finance in H2

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Festive season demand led by increasing last-mile volume, post-monsoon pickup in construction activity, and stable fleet utilization levels augur well for Asset Finance business as we enter H2 with confidence.”

Consumer Finance: Festive season expected to lift Consumer Finance; quality and collections stable

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Portfolio quality and collections were stable for the Consumer Finance vertical. So, the festive season is expected to be a big fillip for this business.”

Channel and OEM partners confident on festive demand; management expects a strong H2

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Conversations with our channel and OEM partners indicate strong confidence on the back of festive demand, and we look forward to a strong H2.”

Margins and costs

Q2 NIM 8.23% vs 7.95% a year ago and 8.35% in Q1

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Net interest margin for Q2FY27 was at 8.23% versus 7.95% in Q2FY26 and 8.35% for Q1FY27.”

lending business: Lending cost-to-income 39.3% vs 40.7% a year ago and 39.9% in Q1

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Cost-to-income ratio for our lending business was 39.3% in Q2 FY27 as compared to 40.7% in Q2FY26 and 39.9% in Q1FY27.”

LAP: Floating-rate LAP book allows rate increases to be passed on

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 7
“One is we do have a LAP book, which is on the floating side. So, when rates increase and rates come through, we have the ability to pass on.”

Cost-to-income fell from about 40.7% to 39.3%; opex ratio down about 10 bps QoQ

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · Q&A · p. 9
“On productivity, you are right, our cost-to-income has declined from about 40.7% to 39.3%. We have also had a much significant improvement in our Opex ratio, compared to last quarter, it's down about 10 bps.”

AI investment costs to be kept in check through productivity gains

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 9
“All I can tell you is that we are making sure, as we make investments in AI, we won't let cost balloon where it hurts us, because we are making sure that also helps us on the productivity front.”

Debt and working capital

Borrowing mix diversified; positive cumulative mismatch in all buckets up to five years

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Our borrowing mix remains well diversified and a positive cumulative mismatch across all buckets up to five years.”

Total capital adequacy 21.37% at September 30, 2026

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“We remain well capitalized with the total capital adequacy of 21.37% as at September 30, 2026.”

NCDs now priced at about 8.2-8.25%; current borrowing cost 7.04%

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 6
“So, NCDs today go in at around 8.25%, 8.2%. That said, availability of various other instruments also helps us balance it. With our current borrowing cost of 7.04%, we'll see how much in a small range does it move around.”

About 55-60% of bank borrowings linked to repo; little on MCLR

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · Q&A · p. 15
“So, we hardly have anything on MCLR. We have around 55%-60% on repo.”

Dividends and buybacks

Interim dividend of Rs 2 per share declared; record date October 23, 2026

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“The Board of Directors have declared an interim dividend of ₹2 per equity share with a record date of October 23, 2026.”

Risks

RBI moved to calibrated tightening and raised repo rate by 25 bps on October 7, 2026

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 3
“On the Monetary Policy front, there has been a change in stance to calibrated tightening and increase in repo rate by 25 basis points on October 7, 2026.”

Uneven monsoon impact on food production and inflation named a key monitorable

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 3
“However, the impact of uneven spatial distribution of monsoon on food production and inflation remains a key monitorable.”

Asset Finance: Seasonal asset quality effect in Asset Finance; expected to normalise in coming months

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“We did notice some seasonality effect in our asset quality in asset finance in line with expectations. We expect this to normalize in the coming months.”

Gross Stage 3 at 2.43% vs 2.81% a year ago and 2.34% in June; PCR 55%

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Gross Stage 3, which is the same as GNPA for us, as at September 30, 2026, stood at 2.43% as against 2.81% as at September 30, 2025, and 2.34% as at June 30, 2026, while the PCR was at 55%.”

Q2 credit cost 2.37% vs 2.32% in prior quarter

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Credit cost for the quarter was 2.37% as against 2.32% for the prior quarter.”

Other

Q2 disbursements grew 18% YoY and PAT 34% YoY

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“Overall, in Q2, our disbursements continued on growth trajectory, growing by 18% YoY. Our profit after tax grew 34% YoY.”

Consumer Finance: AI-led customer onboarding project started in consumer finance

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 4
“So, we began a project on AI-led customer onboarding, which basically reduces the time it takes to onboard a customer. That has started for our consumer finance business, and we expect benefits to build as we build and roll out that project to the larger ecosystem.”

Over 1 in 5 early-bucket collection calls now made by an AI bot

G. Ramesh · MD & CEO · p. 5
“Over 1 in 5 calls of tele-calling that we make on early buckets is now through an AI-powered bot.”

Customer franchise reached 24.8 million, up 18.4% YoY

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Customer franchise grew to 24.8 million, with an increase of 18.4% YoY”

Q2 disbursements Rs 18,522 crore, up 18.7% YoY

Jaykumar Shah · CFO · p. 5
“Disbursements for the quarter ended September 30, 2026, was ₹18,522 crores, up 18.7% YoY.”

Sources

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