Financial Services · NSE: IIFL
IIFL Finance
Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 15 Oct 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 | 4,246 | 3,305 | +28.5% | 3,919 | +8.4% |
| PBTProfit before tax | 1,074 | 557 | +92.9% | 929 | +15.6% |
| Net profit | 766 | 376 | +103.7% | 675 | +13.5% |
| EPS (₹) | 17.90 | 8.80 | +103.4% | 15.78 | +13.4% |
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
FY27 profit growth guided similar to AUM growth
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 13
FY27 profit growth guided similar to AUM growth
“So the guidance there is like 25% AUM growth and similar profit growth”
MSME: MSME ROA near breakeven this year
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 15
MSME: MSME ROA near breakeven this year
“I think ROA this year will be not much, maybe breakeven or a little bit of this thing.”
IIFL Samasta Finance: Samasta disbursed about 550 in September, targets about 800 in October (unit not stated)
Venkatesh N. · MD · p. 20
IIFL Samasta Finance: Samasta disbursed about 550 in September, targets about 800 in October (unit not stated)
“September, we did around close to around 550. We are looking at close to 800 in October.”
IIFL Samasta Finance: Samasta targets exit run rate of about 1,000 a month (unit not stated)
Venkatesh N. · MD · Q&A · p. 20
IIFL Samasta Finance: Samasta targets exit run rate of about 1,000 a month (unit not stated)
“We should be looking at around 1,000 a month.”
More figures from the call
“secured lending as we have pivoted to secured lending, and that is already now 90% of our total AUM, and we will intend to endeavor to maintain it at these levels.”
“if our target is that we should have about20% to 25% LAP, then LAP is what we are catching up.”
“On branches, we have added 38 branches, new branches. So we were at about 311, now we are 350.”
“The annualized return on assets for H1 stood at 3.1%, while annualized return on equity is 20.1%, which is upward of our 20% target level.”
“So you know our market cap. So dilution will be anywhere from 10% to 20%.”
“It will be close to around 2.5% to 5% -- 3.5% to 5%.”
In short
- 01FY27 guidance unchanged: about 25% AUM growth, similar profit growth and ROE of 20%.
- 02Consolidated AUM crossed Rs 1.24 lakh crore, up 38% year on year and 8% quarter on quarter.
- 03Consolidated PAT was Rs 805 crore, up 13% quarter on quarter and 93% year on year.
- 04Equity raise in the listed parent is planned, hopefully closing this quarter, with 10% to 20% dilution.
- 05Home finance AUM growth guided at 18% to 20% for the year; home finance ROE target 16% to 18% next year.
- 06Proposed insurance commission rules would hit home finance and Samasta; consolidated impact said to be much lower.
- 07Gold loan NPAs rose to 60-90 bps range; management says losses stay minimal due to collateral.
- 08Samasta disbursements targeted at about Rs 800 crore in October and about 1,000 a month by year end.
Segments
Home finance: Home finance expects to meet its full-year guidance
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 11
Home finance: Home finance expects to meet its full-year guidance
“But I think on the year basis, we should be able to meet our guidance.”
Gold loans: Gold tonnage growth from new customers and new branches
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 9
Gold loans: Gold tonnage growth from new customers and new branches
“So I think our tonnage growth is there, which shows that we are getting new customers as well as our new branches are becoming productive.”
Gold loans: About 20% to 25% of gold loans are income-generating loans
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 9
Gold loans: About 20% to 25% of gold loans are income-generating loans
“I don't have a precise number, but I think about 20% to 25% will be income-generating loans as of now, and this might go up a little bit as we go along.”
Gold loans: Gold growth momentum to hold if prices stay within plus/minus 10%
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 16
Gold loans: Gold growth momentum to hold if prices stay within plus/minus 10%
“I'm not saying that they will go up even if they remain plus/minus 10% and environment economy remains what it is, then we should be able to maintain our growth momentum.”
IIFL Home Finance: Home finance disbursements to accelerate; H1 up 64%
Girish Kousgi · MD and CEO · p. 19
IIFL Home Finance: Home finance disbursements to accelerate; H1 up 64%
“Yes, definitely, yes. So it will accelerate. It will accelerate. If you look at H1 to H1 comparison, we have grown the disbursement by 64%.”
Demand
Gold loans: Gold loan competition rising, but market expanding
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 15
Gold loans: Gold loan competition rising, but market expanding
“But having said that, yes, competitive intensity is increasing. But fortunately, at this point in time, we are market expanding very well.”
Gold loans: Higher gold prices raised household borrowing capacity
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 15
Gold loans: Higher gold prices raised household borrowing capacity
“One is the gold prices have increased the borrowing capacity of the households or the small businesses that have the collateral.”
Gold loans: Unsecured and microfinance borrowers moving to gold loans
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 15
Gold loans: Unsecured and microfinance borrowers moving to gold loans
“And two, unsecured lending and micro finance has been tightened across the industry many of those customers are now moving towards gold loan also.”
Margins and costs
Cost of borrowing 9.08%; interest spread narrowed 6 bps to 7.42%
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
Cost of borrowing 9.08%; interest spread narrowed 6 bps to 7.42%
“The cost of borrowing has increased by 3 basis points to 9.08%, again, largely remained stable, resulting to a 6 basis point narrowing in our interest spread to 7.42%.”
Opex to average AUM down to 3.3% from a 4% peak
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
Opex to average AUM down to 3.3% from a 4% peak
“average AUM has now declined to 3.3%. What is heartening to note is that this is compared to the peak level of 4%.”
Off-book income to decline or grow slower as co-lending rises
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 7
Off-book income to decline or grow slower as co-lending rises
“Off-book income will continue to decline or will not grow at the same pace.”
MSME: MSME yields falling as borrower quality rises; trend to continue
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 14
MSME: MSME yields falling as borrower quality rises; trend to continue
“So as we move towards superior quality of borrowers, you get lower yield and the quality of asset improves. So this trend will continue because the LAP now lower unit property.”
MSME / LAP: New LAP business yields about 12.5% to 13.5%
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 14
MSME / LAP: New LAP business yields about 12.5% to 13.5%
“Now the new business that we are doing is maybe around 12.5% to 13.5%, but then quality is very superior and the losses are minimal.”
Debt and working capital
Off-book AUM is 34% of total loan assets
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 3
Off-book AUM is 34% of total loan assets
“So our off-book AUM is 34% of our total loan assets.”
Liquidity of about Rs 13,805 crore in cash and undrawn credit lines
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
Liquidity of about Rs 13,805 crore in cash and undrawn credit lines
“We had approximately around INR13,805 crores of our cash and undrawn credit lines, providing adequate coverage for our near-term liabilities and supporting our future growth.”
USD 800 million raised via international bonds in H1 FY27
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
USD 800 million raised via international bonds in H1 FY27
“during the first half H1 financial year '27, we have raised aggregate USD800 million through international bond issuances.”
Consolidated capital adequacy 23.5%; net gearing 4.1x
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
Consolidated capital adequacy 23.5%; net gearing 4.1x
“Consolidated capital adequacy stood at 23.5%. Net gearing is broadly stable at 4.1x compared to 4x in the previous quarter.”
IIFL Finance standalone: Standalone capital adequacy 17.03%; net gearing up to 4.7x
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
IIFL Finance standalone: Standalone capital adequacy 17.03%; net gearing up to 4.7x
“Capital adequacy ratio stood at 17.03%, while net gearing increased to 4.7x.”
Fund raising
Fitch upgraded rating to BB-; USD 300 million social bond raised
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 4
Fitch upgraded rating to BB-; USD 300 million social bond raised
“Fitch upgraded our rating to BB-. We raised $300 million social bond.”
IIFL Finance (parent): Committed to raising equity soon; hopes to close something this quarter
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 7
IIFL Finance (parent): Committed to raising equity soon; hopes to close something this quarter
“But one thing is that, that we are committed to raise equity capital at the earliest opportunity. Hopefully, this quarter, we should be able to close something.”
No fund raise needed in subsidiaries; only in listed parent
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 10
No fund raise needed in subsidiaries; only in listed parent
“No fundraise for subsidiary company, we don't need because we have adequate capital adequacy.”
First small issue of tokenized bonds done
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 4
First small issue of tokenized bonds done
“We also did a small issue for the first time of the tokenized bonds.”
USD 300 million social bond tap in Q2 about 2.3x subscribed
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
USD 300 million social bond tap in Q2 about 2.3x subscribed
“This also includes USD300 million social bond tap issuance during the second quarter, which was approximately 2.3x subscribed.”
Acquisitions and new business
Sale of a subsidiary will take time, so equity raise comes first
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 11
Sale of a subsidiary will take time, so equity raise comes first
“So Maybe it appears at this stage is that divestment or part or full sale of of subsidiary company will take time. And in the meanwhile, we need to make sure that we do the equity raise so that the growth is not affected.”
No divestment plan for home finance or Samasta at this time
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 13
No divestment plan for home finance or Samasta at this time
“No, I don't think there's any such plan at this point in time.”
Option to demerge or divest subsidiaries seen in 6 to 7 quarters
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 17
Option to demerge or divest subsidiaries seen in 6 to 7 quarters
“Two, in 6, 7 quarters, we'll have an opportunity to either demerge or divest or unlock the capital block in the subsidiary companies.”
Motor finance entry would need a strategic call; not entered for now
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 18
Motor finance entry would need a strategic call; not entered for now
“We have to take a strategic call, if we want to get into this business. Then we set up our entire team.”
Risks
Consolidated gross NPA 1.48% and net NPA 0.87%
Vikas Jain · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
Consolidated gross NPA 1.48% and net NPA 0.87%
“Consolidated gross NPA declined by 7 basis points on a quarter-on-quarter to 1.48% and net NPA stood at 0.87%.”
IIFL Finance (parent): Parent ROE may dip temporarily after an equity raise
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 11
IIFL Finance (parent): Parent ROE may dip temporarily after an equity raise
“So, what will happen is if we do equity raise, it can be a bit low temporarily for IIFL Finance or the NBFC, the parent company.”
FY26 insurance commission: Rs 3 cr parent, Rs 78 cr Samasta, Rs 160 cr HFC
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 7
FY26 insurance commission: Rs 3 cr parent, Rs 78 cr Samasta, Rs 160 cr HFC
“In FY26 It is just about INR3 crores in the holding company Samasta has about INR78 crores and HFC is about INR160 crores.”
IIFL Home Finance: Home finance insurance income is about 4.5% to 5% of total revenue
Girish Kousgi · MD and CEO · p. 8
IIFL Home Finance: Home finance insurance income is about 4.5% to 5% of total revenue
“So as of now, insurance income, to total revenue is about 4.5% to 5%.”
Insurance commission rules were to start 1 April; may be slightly deferred
Girish Kousgi · MD and CEO · p. 8
Insurance commission rules were to start 1 April; may be slightly deferred
“I think as per the initial consultation paper, this was to be effective from 1st of April. Maybe it might be slightly deferred.”
Other
Consolidated AUM crossed Rs 1.24 lakh crore, up 38% YoY and 8% QoQ
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 3
Consolidated AUM crossed Rs 1.24 lakh crore, up 38% YoY and 8% QoQ
“So our AUM crossed INR1.24 lakh crores, which is a growth of 38% Y-o-Y and 8% sequentially Q-o-Q.”
Consolidated PAT Rs 805 crore, up 13% QoQ and 93% YoY
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 3
Consolidated PAT Rs 805 crore, up 13% QoQ and 93% YoY
“Profit after tax on a consolidated basis was INR805 crores, first time crossing the milestone of INR800 crores, up 13% quarter-on-quarter and 93% year-on-year.”
AI use gave about 30% productivity gain in applied processes
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 10
AI use gave about 30% productivity gain in applied processes
“So the processes where we have applied this, we have seen about 30% improvement in the productivity.”
Home finance: Run-down high-yield book about Rs 600 crore in total
Nirmal Jain · Founder and Managing Director · p. 17
Home finance: Run-down high-yield book about Rs 600 crore in total
“So yes, CL is about INR600 crores in total, INR250 crores in home loan, around INR400 crores in LAP.”
Affordable home loans: Affordable home loan disbursement about Rs 790 crore in Q2, Rs 400 crore in Q1
Girish Kousgi · MD and CEO · p. 19
Affordable home loans: Affordable home loan disbursement about Rs 790 crore in Q2, Rs 400 crore in Q1
“In Q2, we have disbursed affordable now almost about INR790 crores. In quarter 1, it was about INR400 crores.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q2 FY27 Filed 22 Oct 2026 · 22 pages
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