Can Fin Homes Q1 FY27 Earnings Call Transcript Released
Can Fin Homes disbursed ₹2,609 crore in Q1 FY27, exceeding its ₹2,500 crore target. The company maintained its NIM at 3.81% and spread at 2.83%. Despite higher prepayments, AUM growth is on track for 14% this year. IT system implementation across 245 branches is underway with no anticipated business impact. Asset quality remains resilient.
The announcement provides a detailed update on the company's quarterly performance, strategic initiatives like IT implementation, and risk management. While positive, it does not contain any groundbreaking new information or significant deviations from prior expectations that would warrant a 'High' impact.
The company exceeded its disbursement targets, maintained healthy margins, and showed resilience in asset quality. The ongoing IT transformation is progressing without impacting business, and future growth prospects remain positive.
Can Fin Homes Limited has released the transcript of its Q1 FY27 Earnings Conference Call, which was held on July 20, 2026. The call featured insights from MD and CEO Mr. Suresh Iyer, along with other senior management.
Key highlights from the call include:
Disbursements: The company achieved disbursements of ₹2,609 crore in Q1 FY27, exceeding its projection of ₹2,500 crore. This growth was observed across all six geographical zones, with the salaried segment growing by 21% and the self-employed non-salaried (SENP) segment growing by 44%. Housing loans grew by 28% and non-housing loans by 32%.
Rundown and Prepayments: The company experienced a higher-than-anticipated rundown of ₹1,857 crore in Q1 FY27, primarily due to increased part prepayments from customers after the transition from annual to quarterly interest rate resets. This was an increase from ₹1,730 crore in Q4 FY26.
AUM Growth: Despite the higher rundown, the net addition to the Assets Under Management (AUM) remained in line with expectations. The company continues to target a 14% AUM growth for the full year.
Spread and NIM: The Net Interest Margin (NIM) was maintained at 3.81%, with a spread of 2.83%. The cost of borrowing was reduced to 6.98% from the projected 6.99% due to the repayment of high-cost NCDs and timely CP fundraising.
Asset Quality: Stage 2 and Stage 3 delinquencies have decreased compared to March 2026. The company is confident in maintaining its credit cost guidance of 10 basis points.
IT Implementation: The company has completed a pilot of its new IT systems (LOS, LMS) in 5 branches and plans to implement them across the remaining 245 branches within the current quarter. Initial feedback suggests no significant impact on business operations.
Customer Profile and Underwriting: To offset increased incremental borrowing costs, the company has adjusted its internal guidelines, including increasing the threshold for special rates from ₹20 lakh to ₹25 lakh. Additional parameters have been added for customer appraisal, and the CIBIL score requirement for new loans has been strengthened, with 82% of loans now having a CIBIL score above 700.
IT Sector Exposure: The company's exposure to the IT sector is approximately 6% of its customer base, and it has not observed any significant negative impact on loan offtake or asset quality from this sector.
Loan Bookings: In Q1 FY27, total disbursements were ₹2,609 crore, with ₹1,650 crore in Housing Loans (HL) and ₹958 crore in Non-Housing Loans (NHL), representing a 28% and 32% year-on-year growth, respectively.
Operating Expenses (Opex): No major surprises are expected in opex, apart from the ongoing capitalization of IT investments which will impact depreciation. Other opex items are under control.
Approved Project Finance (APF): The company has increased its approved projects to 331 and can consider up to 100-150 units per project, with a risk limit of not exceeding 10% in a single project.
Loan Write-offs: Since 2001, the company has written off approximately ₹20 crore in loans, excluding non-credit issues like the Ambala case. Fraudulent accounts are typically fully provisioned and remain on the books as NPAs while recovery efforts continue.
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