CSL Finance Q3FY26 Update: AUM Grows 27.56% to ₹1467 Cr, Secures ₹198 Cr Sanction
CSL Finance reported a 27.56% YoY growth in AUM to ₹1467 crore for the quarter ended December 2025. The company secured fresh sanctions of ₹198 crore and disbursed ₹356 crore in new loans. It maintains a liquidity surplus of ₹163 crore and a CAR of 44%.
The positive financial performance and debt sanctions indicate a healthy growth trajectory for the company, which is likely to impact investor confidence.
The company has shown strong y-o-y growth in AUM, secured significant debt funding, and maintained healthy liquidity and capital adequacy ratios.
CSL Finance Limited has provided a quarterly update for the period ended December 31, 2025. The company reported a year-on-year growth of 27.56% in its Assets Under Management (AUM), reaching approximately ₹1467 crore (including ₹76 crore of DA) as of December 2025, compared to ₹1150 crore (including ₹45 crore of DA) in the quarter ended December 2024.
During the quarter, CSL Finance secured fresh sanctions of ₹198 crore from 9 lenders, including two new ones. The company also availed fresh debt of ₹168 crore from existing banks and financial institutions. New loans disbursed amounted to ₹356 crore, with collections at ₹220 crore.
The company maintained a strong liquidity surplus of approximately ₹163 crore (including ₹30 crore of undrawn sanctions) as of December 2025. The Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR) remained robust at approximately 44% for the quarter ended December 2025. The portfolio mix shifted slightly to 69:31 (Wholesale: SME) from 67:33 in the previous quarter.
CSL Finance currently operates 47 branches and 14 spoke branches with a total employee strength of 495. The information provided is provisional and subject to a limited review by the statutory auditors. This update is also available on the company's website.
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